Sentence examples for globalized networks from inspiring English sources

Although the whole world is not globalized, all regions have critical processes that are supported by globalized networks (Castells 2008).

Selective adaptations of new technologies drive capitalist expansion; globalized networks of electronic commerce represent the latest round of this history-changing process.

In providing an introductory view of these networks, with an emphasis on contemporary economic factors, a goal of this report is to illustrate how policy consequences, sometimes unintended, may be dispersed via globalized networks.

Our politics, our culture, our economy, everything is running through globalized networks of communication," says Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, a prominent artist in this field, which he prefers to call "experimental" art.

The globalized networks of NGOs, transnational research groups, charities, donors and international organizations that have converged on the city do not aim for political change or broad socio-economic improvement, but offer either technical interventions into disease and poverty or a focus on knowledge production and dissemination.

At the same time, on the global scale, the current structure of global macroeconomic network harbors higher tolerance to extreme crises than the more "globalized" network structures obtained by randomized global networks.

Case studies provided much evidence of trust between researchers (i.e., independent scientists within a globalized network) being perceived as much stronger than that between researchers and their institutions, or between institutions – where 'institutions' were seen as the overall body, usually a university, but sometimes a department or faculty.

And in today's globalized economy, even our most basic food supplies rely on global networks.

We find that on one hand clustering of weak links at the regional scale can significantly aggravate the spread of crises, but on the other hand the current network structure at the global scale harbors higher tolerance of extreme crises compared to more "globalized" random networks.

Manufacturers and service providers are called to design, plan and operate globalized manufacturing networks, addressing to challenges such as ever-decreasing lifecycles and increased product complexity.

During Yeh's stay in Germany, she plans to organize an international conference on China studies in the context of interdisciplinary discourses and globalized exchange networks, and to research the intellectual formation of the German-educated China historian Chen Yinke (1890-1969), whose conception of national studies was a major influence on modern Chinese construction of Chinese history.