Blog Assignment 1 : What is Globalization? _ Cho Yena

 1) Summary

This article explores the multifaceted nature of globalization, defining it as the result of increased interdependence and integration across various realms such as economics, culture, and technology. The authors highlight how globalization transcends national boundaries, fostering interactions and connectivity worldwide. They emphasize that globalization presents both challenges and opportunities, continuously evolving and reshaping our interconnected world."


 2) Interesting point


 "In 'What Is Globalization?' by Roland Robertson and Kathleen E. White, there are several intriguing points. Firstly, when defining globalization, the authors interpret it as the result of increased interdependence and integration across various domains such as economics, culture, and technology. This is explained as a phenomenon where interactions between nations intensify, leading to a connected globalized world.

Moreover, the paper emphasizes that globalization transcends national boundaries, giving rise to new challenges and opportunities. It underscores the essence of understanding the impact and significance of globalization, highlighting that these changes are continuously evolving and exerting influence across diverse areas.

The paper explores globalization from various academic perspectives, presenting interesting insights and offering a comprehensive understanding of the phenomenon across different realms."


 3) The point of discussion


 If globalization continues, it is expected to expand to all fields. So, how does globalization apply to the environmental aspect? There is a constant talk of global warming all over the world. What efforts will be needed to continue the balance between sustainable development and the global economy?


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