Globalization

• Globalization is the process by which people and goods move easily across borders
• Globalization refers to the flow of human actions, products, and information experienced in all parts of the world. It also shows interactions and integrations among countries, companies, and international organizations strengthened by world trade and investment through technology and information
• Dimensions of Globalization


  • Economic Globalization
  • Cultural Globalization
  • Political Globalization
  • Environmental Globalization
  • Gender and Globalization
  • Movement of People
  • Movement of Information
• Economic Globalization is the increasing economic interdependence of national economies across the world through a rapid increase in cross-border movement of goods, services, and capital
• Trades/exchange, productions, labor, corporations, and investments are included in Economic Globalization
• Cultural Globalization is the transmission of perspective, meanings, values, and traditions around the world in such a way as to extend and intensify social relations
• Political Globalization is strengthened through linkages of countries, regional and/or global organizations represented by their respective governments by means of bilateral and multilateral agreements
• One of the most recognized defense organizations is the North Atlantic Organization (NATO) which was formed during the Cold War. Politics can transcend national borders through international integration like European Union (EU), World Trade Organization (WTO), and international financial institutions such as World Bank (WB) and International Monetary Fund (IMF)
• Environmental Globalization is the shared responsibility of countries in taking care of our abode because of the drawbacks of globalization such as air pollution, global warming, etc
• Gender and Globalization focus on the working conditions of the different sexes of people around the world. This also includes the roles, rights, and privileges of an individual
• Movement of Information allows not only people to travel and move
• Globalization


  Regarded as a social issue
• Globalization


  Impacts experienced
• Globalization


  Life differences if it hadn't happened
• Globalization


  Improvement in people's lives
• Globalization


  How to make use of it to our advantage
• Globalization


  Addressing societal problems
• Globalization


  Cause and effect of situations
• Dimensions of Globalization


  • Gender and Globalization
  • Movement of Information
  • Movement of People
• Individual Activity: "Classify me" activity where students analyze statements
• Activity "Classify me"


  Students analyze statements and clap three times if correct, tramp three times if incorrect
• Criteria for evaluation
• Why globalization is regarded as a social issue
• Impacts of globalization experienced
• How to make use of globalization to our advantage
• Citing a specific social problem and explaining how globalization may address it
• Positive and negative effects of globalization