Sentence examples for role of globalisation from inspiring English sources

Some economists also emphasise the role of globalisation, especially trade with China, in adding to the pinch.All this points to the sorts of things policymakers can do to help.

This paper studies the role of globalisation (through trade, inward FDI and international migration) in the emergence of new countries as contributors to technology generation in the world economy.

The article is a description of orphan drug-related laws and policies in a series of countries, so it is not clear what is meant by "the role of globalisation" The introduction could be organised better by discussing orphan drugs in general, and then giving the facts and figures regarding Latin America (rather than weaving the two together as is currently the case).

It's all part of globalisation.

"And the rate of globalisation is only going to increase.

Now that it does, Dubai would like to see its audacious building as a metaphor for its role in the vanguard of globalisation, as a technocracy capable of yoking Islam and modernity.

In doing so it reinforces the legal security of private persons which is essential role in an age of globalisation.

Or reflect on the new role of the city in globalisation and in the nation-state crisis.

Or reflect on the new role of the city in globalisation and in the nation-state crisis (Sassen 2001; Sassen 2006).

Contemporary debates often center on topics such as secularisation, civil religion, the intersection of religion and economics and the role of religion in a context of globalisation and multiculturalism.

"He has placed himself at the very centre of the central conversations of our time: about wealth and poverty, fairness and justice, transparency, modernity, globalisation, the role of women, the nature of marriage, the temptations of power".