Globalisation and its Effects on Society, Economy and Politics

Globalisation

Globalisation has been considered to be a
recent phenomenon prevailing in the twentieth
century which has brought both the positive as
well as negative effects to the population,
society and economy (Eisenstadt 2017).

World 3.0: P Ghemawat’s
questioning of whether the
world really is as ‘global’ as
we are being told it is and
his ideas about how it could
be globalised more
effectively.

“It’s not too much of an exaggeration to say that much
of the debate about globalisation occurs in a data-free
zone”
Ghemawat hold the view that if people perceive that the level
of globalisation achieved is not up to the extent what people
assume it is in real, then the full growth potential of
globalisation can be perceived by the end of the 21st century
(Hamilton and Webster 2015).