WESTERNIZATION AND GLOBALIZATION CULTURAL, SOCIAL INFLUENCE Westernization is a term used very broadly to refer to a heritage of social norms, belief system, political system and specific artifacts and technologies that have some origin or association with Europe . A lot of country in this word especially developing country they are trying to imitate the western country. In the modern times, westernization has played crucial role in cultural and social influence . There are positive and negative
religious traditions is Hinduism India has rich religious Cover of background and pride to its culture is famous throughout the world. Globalization hasn’t only unmeasured the westernisation In India, but conversely Religion in India is in motion of decline although it spreads around the world. The aspect of culture and tradition aspect does influence the geographic region holds on specific significance respect to its uniqueness and that are the comprehending factor for the population within a geographic
Effect of Foreign Aid on Economic Growth and Development in India: An Empirical Analysis ACADEMIC JOURNAL ARTICLEBy Sahoo, Kalpana; Sethi, Narayan Foreign aid is considered as an important ingredient for financing the developmental programs of the developing countries. Currently, it is considered as an important instrument of the foreign policy of states. It acts as a major source of foreign exchange earnings for developing countries. After World War II, developed economies have been providing hundred
and decay. In every society numerous process of change operates simultaneously that introduce variation and modification in its fabric. Change being an inevitable factor, its rate and direction vary from one society to another, and between different sectors in the same society. Anthropologist define two terms responsible for such impacts, ‘diffusion ‘and ‘acculturation’. Further, it can be said that tendency to change is fundamental in society and as a consequence a relative tension is noticeable
ideals and remain abstract until they are habituated through repeated action. The erosion of values is indeed universal. The nation also the world at large is presently passing through a critical stage. Several factors have contributed to the changing value system. The major factor is westernization of society due to exposure through media – cable, television, radio and newspaper. There is less emphasis
e-commerce in retail sector. Unlike traditional commerce that is carried out physically with effort of a person to go & get products, ecommerce has made it easier for human to reduce physical work and to save time. In the context of clothing, Westernization has played undeniable role on Indian clothing line. With the entry of various invaders, explorers, conquerors Indian dresses were blend in with foreign styles to make modern Indian dressing. The paper covers the reasons behind adaptation of foreign
widening, intensifying, speeding up, and growing impact of world-wide interconnectedness (Held, 1999). The world has become borderless, the spread of information and technology could be within minutes away. People called it “the big idea of 21st century”, it stretch out the boundaries between nations, it promotes culture, languages and values to every single one of people around the world. For the last century, globalization has such a huge impact on countries in term of politics, economics and cultures
Hypothesis Globalization has caused the erosion of family values which has had negative repercussions on the society and its people. The Key Terms Globalization Globalization has been defined as a web of socio-economic networks, in which a world wide production system locates demand, supply and service centres in the most profitable parts of the world, regardless of the national boundaries. However, these networks not only challenge the socio-economic foundations on which the social organization
In beginning it seemed to be very entertaining but later, it was concluded that this easy access to channels of India were making culture of Pakistan vulnerable and people were being greatly impressed by Indian channels and their stories. Since mid of 2000, new wave of dramas entered media industry. These were the Turkish dramas also known as “telenovelas” or “soap
FALLEN WOMEN The fallen woman is those who are disowned by the husband, or parents or guardian. The rejection of a barren lady can pose a more serious problem both to the society and the individual. Mrs. Kamala Markandaya’s presentation of barren ladies and their rejection by society is very vivid. Irawaddy, a daughter of peasant woman (Rukmani) in “Nectar in a sieve” is rejected by her husband because she is barren. Her husband is condemned because he behaves in accordance with the traditional social