Globalisation and Sustainability Development Article 2022

Running head: GLOBALISATION AND SUSTAINABILITY DEVELOPMENT
Globalisation and Sustainability Development
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GLOBALISATION AND SUSTAINABILITY DEVELOPMENT
Globalisation and its adverse effects have begun affecting the community to a great
extent. Globalisation is an economic phenomenon, and sustainability development of a nation
involves the effective socio-economic standard of living without depletion of the natural
resources. The human societies are on the verge of collapse with the unsustainability in
concern. Sustainability development requires the acknowledgement of the traditional origin
of the ecological dysfunction. According to Yeung (2002),the globalisation and its nature
along with the global economic change there has been an effect over the sustainability
development of the nations and this has been a recent topic of research. In the article by
Yeung, (2002),globalisation is described as a phenomenon that involves over spatialization of
social relations. He says that because of the spatial tendencies, there is no independent
existence of globalization apart from the social, economic, political and technological forces
and and thus cannot be organised to explain empirical outcomes in the absence of these
forces.
According to Steve Connelly (2007), sustainability development is considered to be
everything and nothing and this is a weakened policy goal since in the promotion of are
environmental sustainability, is hampered due to the tensions between globalisation and
sustainability development. The author in his paper examines the dominant responses to the
ambiguities of sustainability development and introduces the contrasting idea of what affects
the sustainability. Elliot (2013),says that sustainability development is primarily about
building friendly relations with the environmental natural resources over which the standards
of living of the society depends. On the other hand, according to Yapa (1993) the Third
World people donot have the basis means of sustenance. Even after the four decades of
properly planned economic improvement.

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GLOBALISATION AND SUSTAINABILITY DEVELOPMENT
Globalisation and the sustainable development are two different ideas who are in
constant conflicts with one another. In case of globalisation, the economic, social and the
environmental processes have impact beyond the local spatial scale. Also in the context of
sustainability development, there needs to be a wider attention to the intergenerational
implications and the trends of the present generation. Globalisation has resulted in the
emergence of a policy focus area of the sustainability development. There is always a
tendency to identify the ways in which globalization processes might be made more
compatible and connected with the normative goals of development and sustainability.
According to Elliott (2013),sustainability development is the development that is maintained
over the time. The relation between the environment and the human subject id termed as
sustainable development. However he also says that there is considerable amount of
uncertainty and contestation regarding the promotion of sustainable change and also
regarding the impacts of policies and mechanisms that are implemented towards sustainable
development. Sustainable development involves a number of frameworks out of which there
are three pillars which work towards the effective communication between the community
and their own standards of living. The three pillars that hold together the sustainability of the
community are the economy, the environment and the society. Due to the modernisation, the
process of globalisation involves a lot number of changes, where the countries of the world
are seen to be interconnected more globally but there also happened sustainable development
changes in respect to the economic, social and political spheres. Elliott also says that the
globalisation has created a new dimension of the challenges of the changes in the
consumption and the production patterns and also management of the natural resources for
the social as well as economic development of the nations. The global environment on a
holistic basis, does suffer a lot. The rapid integration regarding the markets and the transfer
ofcapitals, there is significant increase in the flow of money all across the world. This has