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What is the Globalization? ... The fall of "the socialist" model from the extreme competition, jointly with the end of the cold war, indicates the beginning of a new era of changes and world-wide re-establishments that have been denominated "globalization". ...
Mc Luhan was first in using the word globalization, he was the theoretician of information; in the Sixties he explained, that the advances in the electronics and the communications would take to the world to create a "global village" where the facts would be known by all the inhabitants of the globe.
There is a wide controversy with the word Globalization. ...
In general we can say that the term "globalization" is individually used by many but defined by few. ... Charles Oman summarizes the many possibilities of how countries feel that the globalization affects them, defining it from their consequences:
-For some Globalization has to do with the significant growth of the production in countries with low wages, that sell their goods and services in countries with high wages.
-The globalization is conceived as the cause of despoliation of the jobs in the countries of high wage to be transferred to those of high wages. ...
-For many the term globalization basically talks about the weakening of the Be-Nation and the sovereignty of the national policies front to the world-wide market.
Some intellectuals believe that with globalization, we are entering a new era marked by the development of technology of the information and microelectronics.
Approximate Word count = 1143
Approximate Pages = 4.6
(250 words per page double spaced)
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