The Pros And Cons Of Globalization

Today’s world existed as they are because of globalization, the phenomenon of globalization cannot be separated from any countries, either developed or developing countries are experiencing the dynamic moves of globalization. Globalization can be described as the process of 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. Pros and cons are rising along the

Terrorist cannot accept the western civilizations so they attack the western people with bombs and other terrorism acts, from here we can see the relevant of Huntington’s Clash of Civilizations to 9/11 tragedy. Perhaps the most commonly held belief today is that terrorism is caused by religion. Though it is not the main cause for terrorism, religion does play a significant role in driving some forms of it. As Hoffman points out in Inside Terrorism, from the Thugs of ancient India that killed to terrorize in the name of the god Kali to the Jewish Zealots who cut the throats of Romans in public to combat their occupation of Israel, religion has long been a factor of terrorism (Grothaus, 2011). The controversy over westernization has become a major historical implications in the world over the past several decades. Globalization is quicken some people’s concerns about the infusions of Western values in Islamic