"globalized society" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an umbrella term used to describe the current state of the world, which is increasingly interconnected both socially and economically. For example, "People in the globalized society of today must be more aware of their impact on the world."
We live in a globalized society, but it's easy to forget that culture varies from place to place.
Her work is considered controversial, as traditional views collide with the more tolerant attitudes of a modern, globalized society.
Anybody could be forgiven for taking the country as just another normal, globalized society of the developed world.
Nowadays globalized society and knowledge-based economy need people with creative thinking in all areas (engineering, medicine, art, entrepreneurship, and education).
Losekoot writes, "This project is about the city as the center of globalized society and how it reflects on its residents ….
"We live in a globalized society — there are so many people represented in our city," said Maria Coscia, the commissioner of Rome's public schools.
Not unlike the young, secularizing middle-class Jewish women who sought Freud's help in 19th-century Vienna, Iraqi women are often caught between ancient traditions and personal needs in a rapidly globalizing society — and they are increasingly turning to internists, psychologists and faith healers for relief of just such symptoms.
Whether studying China or the US, religion or nonprofits, my research agenda grows out of my broad intellectual commitment to recovering the strategic cultural action surrounding key institutions of our "modern," globalizing societies.
As with Rawls' fact of pluralism, so long as "globalizing" societies are democratic, we can expect such processes to continue.
Rather, the climatological and hydrometeorological information is added to a mix of power struggles in rapidly globalizing societies such as Pakistan, India, and Afghanistan.
The focus on democracy as the location for cooperative, practical and transformative activity continues today in the work of Jürgen Habermas, as does the attempt to determine the nature and limits of "real democracy" in complex, pluralistic, and globalizing societies.
