"GLOBALIZATION: supposedly a 'borderless world;' it's the buzzword you can't escape. But what on earth does it mean?
For some, it's the ticket to a democratic world of instant communication and global prosperity. While for others, it's a money-mad juggernaut, spinning wildly out of control, threatening both cultural and biological diversity.
The complex entanglement of culture and economics has been growing since the colonial era and even before. So today commercial culture and the Western consumer model have seeped into every corner of the globe while gaps in wealth, food security, and social provision continue to grow." - WAYNE ELLWOOD, author "The No-Nonsense Guide to Globalization," 2001
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1. Colored and/or underlined words are HTML links. Click on them to see the linked posts/articles. Forwarding this and other posts to relatives and friends, especially those in the homeland, is greatly appreciated. To share, use all social media tools: email, blog, Google+, Tumblr, Twitter, Facebook, etc. THANKS!!
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