Medical tourism is a global health services practice enabled by globalizing processes such as trade liberalization that, according to industry reports, is growing [ 2– 5].
The protests themselves have become global movements, and one of their clearest objectives is the democratization of globalizing processes.
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.
As the globalizing processes intensify over time, the indirect impacts of human-induced disruption of global biogeochemical cycles and global climate change, and their impacts on human health, may start to become more apparent [ 42, 43].
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.
Inequalities of access to and control over aspects of globalizing processes may reflect older patterns of subordination and order, even while the process produces new ones by excluding some communities from financial markets and by making others more vulnerable to its increased volatility (Hurrell and Woods 1999).
Enabled by globalizing processes such as trade liberalization, medical tourism is a practice that involves patients' intentional travel to privately obtain medical care in another country.
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.
As with Rawls' fact of pluralism, so long as "globalizing" societies are democratic, we can expect such processes to continue.
While organizations are trying to become more agile to better respond to market changes in the midst of rapidly globalizing competition by adopting service orientation commoditization of business processes, architectures, software, infrastructures and platforms they are also facing new challenges.
