FORBES GLOBAL: Does globalization of wine have any virtues?
While the industry stalled the last three years of the global boom, globalization broadened the user base, upping chip unit requirements and laying a bigger foundation for the next upturn.
Zombie nouns do their worst damage when they gather in jargon-generating packs and infect every noun, verb and adjective in sight: globe becomes global becomes globalize becomes globalization.
Piketty: The book is by no means an attack against the globalized world; it's an attempt to reconcile globalization and global economic competition with global justice.
They need a set of policies that gives them a stake in the fruits of the more prosperous global economy that globalization can bring.
Aided by global warming and globalization, Castiglione di Cervia has the dubious distinction of playing host to the first outbreak in modern Europe of a disease that had previously been seen only in the tropics.
He's an anthropologist doing vague work for a vague company as part of something called the Koob-Sassen Project, presumably named by McCarthy for the artist Hilary Koob-Sassen, an acquaintance of the author's (and the son of the sociologist Saskia Sassen, whose books include "The Global City" and "Globalization and Its Discontents").
The term 'flow' is used to conceptualize global connections in globalization.
In some domains such as global financial markets, globalization is profoundly uneven and deeply stratified reinforcing hierarchies and distributive inequalities.
In terms of the Triple Helix, localizations are needed, for example, in order to retain wealth in the (local) economy from global knowledge; but globalization of the perspectives is also needed in order to make a knowledge-based economy.
It then focuses on their role in the restructuring of financial markets, including offshore banking, the dominance of global cities, the globalization of back offices, and the digital reconstruction of urban space via teleworking.
