Third, transnational feminists focus on specific globalizing processes, such as the growth of offshore manufacturing, rather than a theorized global patriarchy, and often take existing transnational feminist collectives as a model for their theoretical accounts of solidarity.
What we are asking for from Europe is to balance the scales, because we cannot renounce the East, but we want to construct an interdependence that allows us to manage our affairs with more freedom in a world that is globalizing more and more.
Because of their wealth and education, because globalizing processes lend them prestige and enable them to communicate constantly with Hindus living in South Asia, and because their experience as minorities tends to set them apart from their families in India itself, their contribution to the evolution of Hinduism has been a very interesting one.
By the turn of the 21st century, when hierarchical organizations had permeated domestically and internationally, publicly and privately, they were increasingly challenged by ever more-complex problems in a rapidly globalizing world.
Upon assuming leadership of the conglomerate, Ratan aggressively sought to expand it, and increasingly he focused on globalizing its businesses.
Nor does globalizing mean having a faceless homogenizing front for a corporation.
Making suffering loom larger, by globalizing it, may spur people to feel they ought to "care" more.
Analysts say G.M. trails Ford and other automakers in globalizing vehicle platforms to save development costs, and has yet to produce expressive designs that consistently lure new customers into its showrooms.
Businesses are too far along in the process of globalizing their supply chains, building international production lines that draw ideas, components and resources from wherever they are best, most abundant or cheapest in the world.
"When you talk about globalizing through digital, you can't really do that if you're only in English".
Modernizing elites value a growing economy and globalizing ties.
