Topic: how has globalization changed our society


Summary


Globalization refers to the phenomenon in which the world is moving toward a single system as interdependence between countries increases in the international community.  The economic, scientific, cultural, and even political power have deepened interdependence, weakening the boundaries of the nation's nation-state and consolidating the world community around the economy, leading the world to become one. Usually, the development of transportation and the development of information communication technology are viewed as conditions of globalization. Globalization in the political arena is a multi-national diplomacy in which democracy has been established and multilateralized around the world, reducing the risk of war through mutual checks among countries and enabling joint cooperation and coping with global crises such as global warming. Globalization in the economic sector is closely related to trade liberalization and the expansion of capital movements in the financial sector. 

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Some predict that if globalization takes place, standards of great powers and advanced countries, including the U.S., will become the world's standard, and that disproportionate development will be made by hindering the development of developing countries. Globalization is to break down each country's protectionist trade barriers and face off with the current standard competitiveness, making it difficult for late emerging economies to prepare for an economic upturn in that regard. And the anxiety that this generation of migrants, unlike previous generations, has come from refusing to adapt to or assimilate their newly settled society by changing their customs and demanding that the existing community change its culture, ignoring the ethical standards, laws and education systems of settled societies, from clothes that go against religious grounds, eating habits, and practical security issues. 

Discussion
We don't support globalization, but we can't stop it. Clearly, the world is facing a new order, which can be seen in various places. Then, I think there will be an end to globalization. What will happen if globalization ends in the middle? Once I experienced something rough with a corona. Corona paralyzed the whole world. The damage was huge as all countries were actually connected. In the end, however, the world will continue to globalize again. What are the advantages of globalization?

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