Sentence examples for globalization representative from inspiring English sources

Yet with thousands of protesters in town to demonstrate against the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and what they view as the evils of globalization, Representative Levin will be lucky if he isn't hanged in effigy.

"This is sort of the underbelly of globalization," said Representative George Miller, a California Democrat who sent an aide to Ecuador.

cells have published books, released records and organized national campaigns against globalization and representative democracy in favor of radical community organizing.

The current day and age has seen immigration and human mobility become representative of globalization, with an inherent lack of control over boundaries and impacts on economics and welfare.

Rome represented globalization.

"Globalization has to preserve diversity," was how Maite Goientxe, a Basque representative at the Days of Corte, from Bayonne, in southwestern France, phrased what is also the militants' most basic demand.

"Globalization can be a good thing; trade can be a good thing," said Representative Rahm Emanuel of Illinois, a member of the Democratic leadership and a frequent trade advocate.

The representative of the Swiss government, which funded the symposium, said that globalization is accelerating the movement of young people and it's important to recognize that this trend is also creating new opportunities.

In a cosmopolitan mode, David Held (1995) argues that globalization requires the extension of liberal democratic institutions (including the rule of law and elected representative institutions) to the transnational level.

Globalization is thus taken as a constraint on democracy as it is realized in existing liberal representative systems.

It's representative of what's happening in America where we haven't found an answer to globalization as it affects the working class.