It is clear that globalization is something more than a purely economic phenomenon manifesting itself on a global scale.
Thus, more recent feminist analyses of globalization tend to understand the outcomes of globalization not as disparate or contingent phenomena, but rather as a result of systematic, structural injustices on a global scale.
With ecological disruption likely a key trigger for ciguatera outbreaks, the cumulative effects of globalization and climate change render ciguatera a priority health issue not only within the Pacific but potentially also on a global scale (Madin et al. 2008).
Another reason is that globalization at scale is a relatively new phenomenon.
Although not a new phenomenon, globalization's scale and pace are rapidly increasing, due to improvements in IT and transportation, and due to greater integration of supply chains.
Globalization has "scaled up" the financial system and the level of risk, "so now when [the system] fails, it fails catastrophically on a much greater scale than we have ever seen before".
Indeed, Ms. Ruppel Shell's ideas run directly contrary to the powerful, even dominant opposing idea, which is that globalization, economies of scale, and factories in China make many goods affordable for people who wouldn't be able to afford them otherwise.
Media outlets like the Times and the Washington Post are merely the ideological arm of highly educated urban cosmopolitans, liberals, and financiers — the "donor class," Bannon calls them — who have benefitted from globalization and large-scale immigration.
I don't think you can say that technology is always correlated with larger-scale globalization.
Over the past few years, the party has won over large numbers of Conservative and Labor party voters by appealing to concerns about globalization and large-scale immigration.
Due to globalization, the large-scale import and export of live animals and animal products occurs daily, which emphasizes the importance of enhanced surveillance of the epidemiological situation.
