Globalisation Basics
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- Globalisation Basics
- History of Globalisation
- Countries and continents have always been connected in economic, cultural and political ways.
- Trade - Movement of goods ( Production -> consumption) e.g. Silk Road.
- Co-Operation - post war organisation to avoid wars e.g. UN.
- Colonialism - Political control through military e.g. British Empire.
- Globalisation flows and forces
- Free trade and neo-liberalism.
- Co-Operations.
- Trade.
- Migration.
- Social Media
- Improved Transport.
- Improved Technology.
- TNCs and Influences.
- Cultural knowledge and languages.
- Globalisation definition
- Globalisation is the process by which people, thier cultures, money, goods, services, tevhnology, ideas andf information can be trnsferred between countries with few or no trade barriers.
- Interconnected - the linking of places, environments and spatial patterns either by tangible links such as political, economic systems or electronic sysytems.
- The increasing reliance of companies and countries on the developing and manufacturing of goods from other coutries.
- History of Globalisation
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