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Globalisation U4

Introduction The unit will dwell on the following: Defines globalisaion Identify core drivers of globalisation Examines benefits of globalisation Analyse critics about globalisation Assess the table containing opposing views on globalisation

What is globalisation? Expansion of the flows of trade, capital, technology and information in the world Spatial expansion of social relations and are influences by those occurring in other parts of the world.

Core drivers Advancements in transportation technology enabled intercontinental trade Advancement of technology has accelerated the trend of globalization. Eg, telecommunications technology in the form of telephone calls, emails and video conferences etc This advancing technology allows for commercial opportunities on broader market scales as well as exchanges of cultural elements to an unprecedented degree.

Benefits and criticism The benefits of globalisation are numerous (see SG p.62) For criticism od disadvantages of globalisation refers to SG p.63)

Table of opposing points of views about globalisation On this refers to SG p.65

Conclusion Recap Review questions Next Topic: N-S and S-S relations