Although universalization is in line with globalization, it fails to account for the geographical diversity of the physical and human environments.
In ethical judgments, however, the universalization is objective: if the judgment is true, then it is objectively the case that everyone ought to act on the maxim according to which one acts.
In "The Violence of the Global," he distinguishes between the global and the universal, linking globalization with technology, the market, tourism, and information contrasted to identification of the universal with "human rights, liberty, culture, and democracy".[15] While "globalization appears to be irreversible, … universalization is likely to be on its way out".
Gaus also argues that parties to a universalizing form of justification will find themselves with multiple eligible social arrangements, which shows that the universalization procedure itself is insufficient to produce a determinate set of justified social arrangements.
According to Derrida, the universal "is not a given, the way an essence would be; rather, it announces an infinite process of universalization" (Derrida and Roudinesco 2004, 18).
When the universalization of "Star Wars" is complete, it will no longer be a story but an aesthetic.
The alternative strategies that most public health workers are advocating, is the universalization of health care and for increased resource allocation in the health and nutrition sector.
Across the world, countries have realized that the quality and universalization of primary education is important to success in multiple aspects of social and other areas of development for any nation.
But the result of this universalization or "worlding" ("mondialisation" is the French word for globalization) is that the concept of war, and thus of world war, of enemy, and even of terrorism, along with the distinctions between civilian and military or between army, police, and militia, all of these concepts and distinctions are losing their pertinence.
6 Given that the universalization of a theory is simply a euphemism for its canonization in patently local Western academia, the implication here is that, in the relevant parts of the world from which knowledge is produced, ideas emanating from Latin America are typically misunderstood, ignored, or erased.
One of the more compelling issues to emerge out of the gay movement in the last two decades is the universalization of "gay rights". This project has appropriated the prevailing U.S. discourse on human rights in order to launch itself on an international scale.
