Aayushi BansalAIR 7 · CSE 2024 · 112 wordsTheir whole copy
Opening · a definition
Globalisation refers to free flow movement of people, goods & ideas across nations leading to global socio-economic impact.
Body · points
Homogenisation
- Flattening of cultures, where one common global culture evolves
- 'Global citizenship', global identity emerge as a concept.
- Erasure of primordial identities like caste, ethnicity etc. (Anderson)
However, opposite process also exists :-
- Rise of ethnic movements to preserve local cultures
- Rising protectionism in nations (eg 'America for Americans')
Polarization
- Those aiming for globalised values against those sorting for traditional values.
Hybridisation
- A form of 'glocalisation' due to merging of global & local like 'global desi' 'Hinglish' in conversations.
Close · a summary
Globalisation is a multi-faceted phenomenon.