Economic, Political, Social And Cultural Aspects Of Globalization

The term globalization derives from the world globalize, which describes a process by which regional economies, societies, and cultures have become integrated through a global network of communication, transportation, and trade to a network of international economic systems. Globalization is a composite phenomenon influences many levels in the economic, political, social and cultural of every nation. Before all, globalization refers to the global economy and the revolution that occurred in the last decades. In other words, the removal of barriers between the national economies of the states, in respect of capital movements and trade, simple defines the globalization.

Essential allies of globalization are the evolution of science and the technology which have gradually enhanced the possibility of the potential globalized world. Radical technological changes and the development of global communication networks and Internet allowed ease of access

The political aspect of globalization refers to the expansion of political interests in different regions and countries outside of the state boarders. Finally, the social aspects include the migration and movement of people, the dissemination of knowledge, the socio-cultural resources and the environmental challenges such as the climate change the air pollution and the cross-boundary water The clearest and most direct result of globalization today is the transfer of economic and political power from national governments in the hands of world - multinational companies and to international organizations that promote this development. This transfer of power creates adverse effects for the environment , the human and labor rights, the national sovereignty and for democracy