Sentence examples for components of globalisation from inspiring English sources

Secondly, Chubby is politically relevant because his act can be read as a rally against some key components of globalisation and postmodernism, whose societies are increasingly fractured and atomised.

For example, the relative ease with which the informants in the study felt they could hire and manage staff from around the world, and service global customers, due to their own ethnic backgrounds, has been identified as an important component of globalisation (Jones et al., 2012) and which impacts on the competitive environment within which similar businesses operate.

It's all part of globalisation.

COMPUTERS are the epitome of globalisation, with components, whether electrical or intellectual, that come from around the world.

A good international fair wants Chinese galleries to bring talented Chinese artists, not another Antony Gormley".In this section Taking the long view Fast forward Over the edge Molly and the playwright Back to basics Global frameworks ReprintsThere are many components to the globalisation of art.

There are three aspects of globalisation: economic globalisation, political globalisation, and cultural globalisation.

Both camps are intensely suspicious of globalisation.

This is the negative side of globalisation.

They meant the march of globalisation.

Gone is the firm defence of globalisation.

It is a side-effect of globalisation.