The phrase "a globalization system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing frameworks, structures, or processes that facilitate or govern globalization.
Example: "The researchers analyzed a globalization system that connects economies across different continents."
Alternatives: "a global integration framework" or "an international network system."
But today's American-led globalization system has never been stress-tested.
It is America's appetite for imports that has enabled countries like Brazil, Mexico, Thailand, South Korea and China to export their way into the globalization system, and to recover quickly from economic crises.
The sinking of the Russian submarine Kursk was a tragic but incredibly illuminating example of the transition the world, and Russia, are now going through from the cold-war system to the globalization system.
As all these countries go through the wrenching adjustment to the globalization system, they are much more likely to threaten us by their economic collapse, corruption or loss of control over nuclear materials than by launching a missile at us.
The Cuban missile crisis was to the cold-war system what the "Love Bug" virus is to today's globalization system -- it was the event that illustrated our most dangerous vulnerability.
But they now have a viable competitor in shaping Russian decision-making: the aspiration of individual Russians for personal security and personal fulfillment -- which today's globalization system encourages, by giving more Russians the information, connections, power and incentives to act on their own for their own betterment.
Integration of business processes across disparate organizations with different cultures requires careful planning and involves process automation, globalization, system selection, downsizing, and information security.
It's a global system, they have been springing up since the era of financial globalization began".
Although the North Atlantic World dominated the global system before proto-globalization, a more "multipolar global economy" started taking form around the early 19th century, and capital was becoming highly mobile.
