3.
Cultural globalization.
This aspect of globalization focuses in a large part on the
technological and societal factors that are causing cultures to converge. These include
increased ease of communication, the pervasiveness of
social media
and access to faster and
better transportation.
These three types influence one another. For example, liberalized national trade policies drive
economic globalization. Political policies also affect cultural globalization, enabling people to
communicate and move around the globe more freely. Economic globalization also affects
cultural globalization through the import of goods and services that expose people to other
cultures.
Activity 1. Globalisation Vocabulary. Matching the definition of the words
Word
Definition
globalisation
/
globalization (noun)
a company that operates in a number of different countries.
race to the bottom (noun)
working from home or remotely using the internet, email or
telephone.
manufacturing (noun)
describes two or more people or things that depend on, or are
affected by, each other.
telecommuting (noun)
a competition between people, companies or countries in which
standards are sacrificed to obtain a competitive advantage, usually
wages, working conditions or product quality
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