What's the difference between globalization and globalisation?
Q. What's the difference between globalization and globalisation? I know they are very similar terms but don't they have different meanings?
Asked by Unknown - Sun Nov 12 18:12:08 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ones the English spelling, the other the American
Answered by Weatherman - Sun Nov 12 18:14:43 2006
Q. What's the difference between globalization and globalisation? I know they are very similar terms but don't they have different meanings?
Asked by Unknown - Sun Nov 12 18:12:08 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ones the English spelling, the other the American
Answered by Weatherman - Sun Nov 12 18:14:43 2006
Whenever globalization is complete, do you think Christianity as a whole will go underground and fight?
Q. Seeing as how this appears to be a natural evolution of society with the advent of global communications... It seems that the misinterpretation of revelations with the one world government (all things being Rome) and all - I wonder how it will be with christianity when it happens. Do you think that is why so many in the US is against anything remotely close to globalization? Will it be a self-fulfilling prophesy with persecution if they cause a raucous?
Asked by The Emperor of Metal - Tue Sep 16 14:39:14 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Globalization will not be Christianity's downfall. It's the corruption and immorality within Christianity itself that will ultimately do that if it happens at all. All institutions have their time and then they die.
Answered by Skepticat (UKB Operative) - Tue Sep 16 14:44:17 2008
Q. Seeing as how this appears to be a natural evolution of society with the advent of global communications... It seems that the misinterpretation of revelations with the one world government (all things being Rome) and all - I wonder how it will be with christianity when it happens. Do you think that is why so many in the US is against anything remotely close to globalization? Will it be a self-fulfilling prophesy with persecution if they cause a raucous?
Asked by The Emperor of Metal - Tue Sep 16 14:39:14 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Globalization will not be Christianity's downfall. It's the corruption and immorality within Christianity itself that will ultimately do that if it happens at all. All institutions have their time and then they die.
Answered by Skepticat (UKB Operative) - Tue Sep 16 14:44:17 2008
How did globalization lead to the september 11th terrorist attacks?
Q. I'm doing a paper on the relationship between globalization and the terrorist attacts. now i'm having trouble understanding the relationship between those two and the history behind u.s. and middle east. i've read tons of stuff on the past but if someone could explain in blatent terms it would help me so muchh. so i've got four paragraph structures, being economical, technological, sociocultural, and political. please please please explain!
Asked by Ashley - Tue Mar 9 20:13:49 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a REALLY complex question, but I'll try to help. America, as the "hegemonic power" in global afairs since the close of the cold war (hegemon essentially means the only state with the power to act however it pleases) has played a substantial role in middle eastern politics since the early 20th century. The most importiant things it did (so far as Bin Ladden is concerned) were 1) supporting the existence of Isreal as a Jewish home state at the expense of Palestinian Arabs who had lived there previously, and 2) Stationing troops in Saudi Arabia near Mecca, the holiest site in Islam. Essentially, these two things were fuel for the fire of a bigger point: many Arabs resented the influence of the West (read Europe & North America) in… [cont.]
Answered by Elliott - Tue Mar 9 20:35:10 2010
Q. I'm doing a paper on the relationship between globalization and the terrorist attacts. now i'm having trouble understanding the relationship between those two and the history behind u.s. and middle east. i've read tons of stuff on the past but if someone could explain in blatent terms it would help me so muchh. so i've got four paragraph structures, being economical, technological, sociocultural, and political. please please please explain!
Asked by Ashley - Tue Mar 9 20:13:49 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a REALLY complex question, but I'll try to help. America, as the "hegemonic power" in global afairs since the close of the cold war (hegemon essentially means the only state with the power to act however it pleases) has played a substantial role in middle eastern politics since the early 20th century. The most importiant things it did (so far as Bin Ladden is concerned) were 1) supporting the existence of Isreal as a Jewish home state at the expense of Palestinian Arabs who had lived there previously, and 2) Stationing troops in Saudi Arabia near Mecca, the holiest site in Islam. Essentially, these two things were fuel for the fire of a bigger point: many Arabs resented the influence of the West (read Europe & North America) in… [cont.]
Answered by Elliott - Tue Mar 9 20:35:10 2010
How is globalization related to work and the rights of workers?
Q. Because of globalization, we can t really understand what is going on in one part of the world without looking at how it s related to everything else in the world. How is this concept related to work and the rights of workers?
Asked by Sunflower @)->- - Mon Apr 20 00:39:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes it is , when the working wage in all parts of the world are set to the lowest denominator then world order will be established. When the top group in charge controls the means of production and the lower group is the labor , then a true world order is set . Least until the workers revolt ! True Socialism, in which everyone is truly equal, does not just resemble a prison - it is a prison. It can not exist unless it is surrounded by high walls, by watchtowers and by guard-dogs, for people always want to escape from any socialist regime, just as they do from a prison. If you continue your attempts to establish a model society you will need to build walls around it. You will be forced to do so sooner or later by the flood of refugees..
Answered by Coke - Mon Apr 20 00:50:43 2009
Q. Because of globalization, we can t really understand what is going on in one part of the world without looking at how it s related to everything else in the world. How is this concept related to work and the rights of workers?
Asked by Sunflower @)->- - Mon Apr 20 00:39:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes it is , when the working wage in all parts of the world are set to the lowest denominator then world order will be established. When the top group in charge controls the means of production and the lower group is the labor , then a true world order is set . Least until the workers revolt ! True Socialism, in which everyone is truly equal, does not just resemble a prison - it is a prison. It can not exist unless it is surrounded by high walls, by watchtowers and by guard-dogs, for people always want to escape from any socialist regime, just as they do from a prison. If you continue your attempts to establish a model society you will need to build walls around it. You will be forced to do so sooner or later by the flood of refugees..
Answered by Coke - Mon Apr 20 00:50:43 2009
What is globalization? What is its positive and negative aspects? Does it concern all aspects of life of man?
Q. I want to know more concerning the debating issues among people and countries whether globalization has advantages or disadvantages. I hear people say that globalization has its positive and negative aspects not only in economic fields but also in political, cultural, enviromental and social factors of people's and nations' life. Please give me detailed information. And thank you in advance.
Asked by ALEMSEGHED B - Wed Jul 16 01:25:03 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We are heading towards a world society of two groups, The rich and pesants. The rich no longer need a middle class for the most part. A new dark age we decend into
Answered by rogue_economist - Wed Jul 16 02:31:09 2008
Q. I want to know more concerning the debating issues among people and countries whether globalization has advantages or disadvantages. I hear people say that globalization has its positive and negative aspects not only in economic fields but also in political, cultural, enviromental and social factors of people's and nations' life. Please give me detailed information. And thank you in advance.
Asked by ALEMSEGHED B - Wed Jul 16 01:25:03 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We are heading towards a world society of two groups, The rich and pesants. The rich no longer need a middle class for the most part. A new dark age we decend into
Answered by rogue_economist - Wed Jul 16 02:31:09 2008
What are the effects of globalization on language?
Q. I need to write a long research paper on the effects of globalization on language. I know the basic stuff like the fact that it is leading to many languages extinction. I was just looking for some tips, suggestions, or key points because I don't want to miss anything important. Anyone have any ideas?
Asked by Confused - Tue Apr 29 21:16:02 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The trajectory of your research will probably touch on many 'negative' effects, like the one you mentioned, and I am sure others will be eager to contribute more. I would like to add a few potentially positive ones as food for thought. There are well over 6,000 languages of the world, many of which currently face extinction at the hands epidemics, malnutrition, poverty, tribal warfare. Globalization aside. On top of this, there are probably tens of thousands more languages that have long become extinct for many of the same reasons as above well before the 19th century, when the modern trend of globalization found its footing. In this context, it is somewhat difficult to defend modern globalization being on the short list of menaces to… [cont.]
Answered by Vic G - Wed Apr 30 02:11:29 2008
Q. I need to write a long research paper on the effects of globalization on language. I know the basic stuff like the fact that it is leading to many languages extinction. I was just looking for some tips, suggestions, or key points because I don't want to miss anything important. Anyone have any ideas?
Asked by Confused - Tue Apr 29 21:16:02 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The trajectory of your research will probably touch on many 'negative' effects, like the one you mentioned, and I am sure others will be eager to contribute more. I would like to add a few potentially positive ones as food for thought. There are well over 6,000 languages of the world, many of which currently face extinction at the hands epidemics, malnutrition, poverty, tribal warfare. Globalization aside. On top of this, there are probably tens of thousands more languages that have long become extinct for many of the same reasons as above well before the 19th century, when the modern trend of globalization found its footing. In this context, it is somewhat difficult to defend modern globalization being on the short list of menaces to… [cont.]
Answered by Vic G - Wed Apr 30 02:11:29 2008
Does globalization work best if the united states continue to define its interests in terms of?
Q. Does globalization work best if the united states continue to define its interests in terms of its objective to dominate others?
Asked by Mdyeb - Mon Jun 21 13:41:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Does globalization work best if the united states continue to define its interests in terms of its objective to dominate others?
Asked by Mdyeb - Mon Jun 21 13:41:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
What countries disagree that globalization is good?
Q. Globalization is benefical to many countries but which countries disagree that globalization is good?
Asked by s2.Amelia - Mon Sep 21 21:30:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good for wealthy nations; bad for poor ones. Globalization is good: Nations can no longer sit within their borders and pursue policies incompatible with an increasingly integrated world economy. The types of services, manufacturing and entrepreneurship that generate national wealth are more mobile than ever, and they will forsake countries that shackle business and labor with unnecessary burdens. Globalized nations tend to pursue policies that achieve faster economic growth, lower inflation, higher incomes and greater economic freedom. The least globalized countries are prone to policies that interfere with markets and lead to stagnation, inflation and diminished competitiveness. etc. Globalization is bad: (bad for the poor)… [cont.]
Answered by Ted H - Fri Sep 25 18:37:39 2009
Q. Globalization is benefical to many countries but which countries disagree that globalization is good?
Asked by s2.Amelia - Mon Sep 21 21:30:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good for wealthy nations; bad for poor ones. Globalization is good: Nations can no longer sit within their borders and pursue policies incompatible with an increasingly integrated world economy. The types of services, manufacturing and entrepreneurship that generate national wealth are more mobile than ever, and they will forsake countries that shackle business and labor with unnecessary burdens. Globalized nations tend to pursue policies that achieve faster economic growth, lower inflation, higher incomes and greater economic freedom. The least globalized countries are prone to policies that interfere with markets and lead to stagnation, inflation and diminished competitiveness. etc. Globalization is bad: (bad for the poor)… [cont.]
Answered by Ted H - Fri Sep 25 18:37:39 2009
How does globalization affect different forms of families?
Q. I mean, family, in many different forms, has been the basic unit of human society since the earliest development of homo sapiens. A culture's descent system is closely tied to a society's economic base. Why is this so? I don't get how globalization affect families? I'm slightly confused.
Asked by James - Tue Dec 15 00:14:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I mean, family, in many different forms, has been the basic unit of human society since the earliest development of homo sapiens. A culture's descent system is closely tied to a society's economic base. Why is this so? I don't get how globalization affect families? I'm slightly confused.
Asked by James - Tue Dec 15 00:14:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
How does globalization impacts the shape and structure of a city?
Q. can y'all plz help me with some answers that how globalization impacts the shape and structure of a city?
Asked by djcrash - Sun Nov 9 19:43:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Interesting question. Two that come to mind would be in transportation and in industry. Transportation requirements to transport goods such as ports, roadways, rail, etc. For industry I was thinking more along the lines of how a city would look much different as it goes through industrialization - more factories, higher population densities and concentrations of business. All of this is very highly related to increasing international trade and globalization.
Answered by thenumberq2 - Sun Nov 9 19:53:42 2008
Q. can y'all plz help me with some answers that how globalization impacts the shape and structure of a city?
Asked by djcrash - Sun Nov 9 19:43:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Interesting question. Two that come to mind would be in transportation and in industry. Transportation requirements to transport goods such as ports, roadways, rail, etc. For industry I was thinking more along the lines of how a city would look much different as it goes through industrialization - more factories, higher population densities and concentrations of business. All of this is very highly related to increasing international trade and globalization.
Answered by thenumberq2 - Sun Nov 9 19:53:42 2008
What are some points I could argue about globalization?
Q. I need some points, for my essay, I could argue about globalization. I need both positive and negative points to balance the essay, and I also need examples supporting those ideas. Thank you for your help. Please give kind answers, thank you!
Asked by Phoebe - Tue Jan 12 12:57:10 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Comparative advantage is the main reason for globalization. Research that subject and you will find the ups and downs of it.
Answered by the long shot - Tue Jan 12 13:16:14 2010
Q. I need some points, for my essay, I could argue about globalization. I need both positive and negative points to balance the essay, and I also need examples supporting those ideas. Thank you for your help. Please give kind answers, thank you!
Asked by Phoebe - Tue Jan 12 12:57:10 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Comparative advantage is the main reason for globalization. Research that subject and you will find the ups and downs of it.
Answered by the long shot - Tue Jan 12 13:16:14 2010
How Did historical Globalization have a negative effect?
Q. i have to write an essay about historical globalization... and i was wonder what the negative impacts that happend then. and also the good impacts or effects?
Asked by unknown - Wed May 12 21:54:30 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. i have to write an essay about historical globalization... and i was wonder what the negative impacts that happend then. and also the good impacts or effects?
Asked by unknown - Wed May 12 21:54:30 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
What conclusions can be drawn from globalization?
Q. What conclusions can be drawn from the debate over globalization (is it good or bad)? Will globalization lead to a more peaceful world?
Asked by turn2132 - Tue Jun 2 20:06:06 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No conclusions can be drawn from globalization as in itself the word only describes the interconnected, interdependent state humanity finds itself in in the 21st century. What this state leads to depends on us, all human beings, how we use globalization, in other words, what we do with the inevitable connections in between us. This is our great choice, and this choice will decide our future. We have two options, either we try to continue and use these relationships for our own benefit, even if we have to exploit others, or we change and use our relationships for giving to others, building a mutual guarantee environment, where we all care for the others and the benefit of the whole. I leave it up to you to decide which one leads to a… [cont.]
Answered by Zsolt H - Wed Jun 3 22:40:40 2009
Q. What conclusions can be drawn from the debate over globalization (is it good or bad)? Will globalization lead to a more peaceful world?
Asked by turn2132 - Tue Jun 2 20:06:06 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No conclusions can be drawn from globalization as in itself the word only describes the interconnected, interdependent state humanity finds itself in in the 21st century. What this state leads to depends on us, all human beings, how we use globalization, in other words, what we do with the inevitable connections in between us. This is our great choice, and this choice will decide our future. We have two options, either we try to continue and use these relationships for our own benefit, even if we have to exploit others, or we change and use our relationships for giving to others, building a mutual guarantee environment, where we all care for the others and the benefit of the whole. I leave it up to you to decide which one leads to a… [cont.]
Answered by Zsolt H - Wed Jun 3 22:40:40 2009
What if a country is too open to economic globalization?
Q. What would happen to the country if they are too open to economic globalization? Like if they're economy is too interdependant.
Asked by unknown - Fri Aug 27 11:36:31 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the quality of life in this country would increase too fast.
Answered by Bored Goblin - Fri Aug 27 13:07:32 2010
Q. What would happen to the country if they are too open to economic globalization? Like if they're economy is too interdependant.
Asked by unknown - Fri Aug 27 11:36:31 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the quality of life in this country would increase too fast.
Answered by Bored Goblin - Fri Aug 27 13:07:32 2010
What are the effects of Globalization in small cities?
Q. The only effects from where im sitting only appears to be good ones! Why is this? How come bigger cities suffer from Globalization? Which type of cities and countries suffer more?
Asked by unknown - Fri Jun 4 20:09:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will create inflation, exploitation and inequality.
Answered by Anjaree - Sat Jun 5 01:31:11 2010
Q. The only effects from where im sitting only appears to be good ones! Why is this? How come bigger cities suffer from Globalization? Which type of cities and countries suffer more?
Asked by unknown - Fri Jun 4 20:09:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will create inflation, exploitation and inequality.
Answered by Anjaree - Sat Jun 5 01:31:11 2010
What factors have contributed to globalization ?
Q. If you have a website that you could foward me to , would be a great help also. I've search everywhere but the only give consequences of globalization. help please !
Asked by Laura - Mon Mar 24 10:04:05 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The wikipedia provides what I consider the major factors in it article on "globalization" 1. Improved communcations networks 2. Improved transportation infrastructure 3. Improved culture and socal exchange (including migration) 4. foreign direct investments 5. international cooperation From the wikipeda, This process is a combination of economic, technological, sociocultural and political forces.[1] Globalization, as a term, is very often used to refer to economic globalization, that is integration of national economies into the international economy through trade, .foreign direct investment, capital flows, migration, and spread of technology[2]
Answered by icprofit6000 - Thu Mar 27 07:26:16 2008
Q. If you have a website that you could foward me to , would be a great help also. I've search everywhere but the only give consequences of globalization. help please !
Asked by Laura - Mon Mar 24 10:04:05 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The wikipedia provides what I consider the major factors in it article on "globalization" 1. Improved communcations networks 2. Improved transportation infrastructure 3. Improved culture and socal exchange (including migration) 4. foreign direct investments 5. international cooperation From the wikipeda, This process is a combination of economic, technological, sociocultural and political forces.[1] Globalization, as a term, is very often used to refer to economic globalization, that is integration of national economies into the international economy through trade, .foreign direct investment, capital flows, migration, and spread of technology[2]
Answered by icprofit6000 - Thu Mar 27 07:26:16 2008
What is the role of globalization in the revival and execution of Ramadan rituals?
Q. What is the role of globalization in the revival and execution of Ramadan rituals?
Asked by Annika - Mon May 31 04:06:24 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What does globalization have to do with Ramadan? Ramadan rituals? What is that?
Answered by Zabanya - Mon May 31 04:19:26 2010
Q. What is the role of globalization in the revival and execution of Ramadan rituals?
Asked by Annika - Mon May 31 04:06:24 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What does globalization have to do with Ramadan? Ramadan rituals? What is that?
Answered by Zabanya - Mon May 31 04:19:26 2010
How have changes in technology contributed towards the globalization of markets and production, would the glob?
Q. How have changes in technology contributed towards the globalization of markets and production, would the globalization of products and markets have seen possible without these technological changes?
Asked by khea - Sun Nov 16 05:44:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes changes in technology have contributed towards it. Even if the technology is now kinda old. Without telephones you couldn't call a company miles away and inquirer about ordering their products. People advertise on the internet. Telemarketers. Even transportation. Machines also can speed up manufacturing products so that more of them can be made faster and distributed.
Answered by Miss Prosthetic Synthesis - Sun Nov 16 05:56:02 2008
Q. How have changes in technology contributed towards the globalization of markets and production, would the globalization of products and markets have seen possible without these technological changes?
Asked by khea - Sun Nov 16 05:44:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes changes in technology have contributed towards it. Even if the technology is now kinda old. Without telephones you couldn't call a company miles away and inquirer about ordering their products. People advertise on the internet. Telemarketers. Even transportation. Machines also can speed up manufacturing products so that more of them can be made faster and distributed.
Answered by Miss Prosthetic Synthesis - Sun Nov 16 05:56:02 2008
What are some poorer countries in which globalization has made a positive change?
Q. Or what are some examples in which globalization has worked and the exploitation of people has been diminished?
Asked by Amanda R - Wed Dec 10 15:42:50 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, and to a lesser extent, Japan. China and India are fast rising. Look up the "Asian Tigers" Non asian countries may include some central and southern american countries. Ironically almost no countries in Africa have been helped
Answered by Hello G - Wed Dec 10 16:31:32 2008
Q. Or what are some examples in which globalization has worked and the exploitation of people has been diminished?
Asked by Amanda R - Wed Dec 10 15:42:50 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, and to a lesser extent, Japan. China and India are fast rising. Look up the "Asian Tigers" Non asian countries may include some central and southern american countries. Ironically almost no countries in Africa have been helped
Answered by Hello G - Wed Dec 10 16:31:32 2008
Why does globalization benefit some countries more than others?
Q. Why does globalization benefit some countries more than others?
Asked by mattconley2011 - Mon Jan 4 09:16:11 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The countries that have less will benefit more. Since Globalization is a sort of democratic-socialization of the economy, things get distributed some (all benefit though). (That is also if countries like America manage to not be exploitational). So if America had a 10 and China had a 15 and Sudan had a 2. If simply distributed, America would end up with say 9, Chine 13, and Sudan 5. However, all parties benefit from some amount of shared wealth and shared technology.
Answered by Calem Bendell - Mon Jan 4 14:05:46 2010
Q. Why does globalization benefit some countries more than others?
Asked by mattconley2011 - Mon Jan 4 09:16:11 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The countries that have less will benefit more. Since Globalization is a sort of democratic-socialization of the economy, things get distributed some (all benefit though). (That is also if countries like America manage to not be exploitational). So if America had a 10 and China had a 15 and Sudan had a 2. If simply distributed, America would end up with say 9, Chine 13, and Sudan 5. However, all parties benefit from some amount of shared wealth and shared technology.
Answered by Calem Bendell - Mon Jan 4 14:05:46 2010
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