Well-Being Sustainability and Globalization

Running Head: WELL-BEING SUSTAINABILITY AND GLOBALIZATION
Well-Being Sustainability and Globalization
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CONTENTS
1- Well-being sustainability and globalizationIntroduction/Overview................................................1
2- Introduction............................................................................................................................ 1
2.1- Brief Overview.................................................................................................................... 1
2.2- Purpose of Research............................................................................................................. 2
2.3- Problem.............................................................................................................................. 2
3- Rationale/Significance of the Research......................................................................................3
4. Literature Review and Theoretical Framework........................................................................5
5. Aims/Hypotheses/Specific Research Questions.......................................................................7
5.1- Hypothesis.......................................................................................................................... 7
5.2- Specific Research Questions..................................................................................................7
6. Method............................................................................................................................. 7
6.1 Research Design..............................................................................................................8
6.2 Participant Recruitment (Sampling), Sites for Research........................................................9
6.3 Data-gathering Methods....................................................................................................9
6.4 Data Analysis..................................................................................................................9
7. Limitations.................................................................................................................... 10
8. Ethical considerations........................................................................................................11
9. Timeline........................................................................................................................... 11
10. References........................................................................................................................ 12

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1- Well-being sustainability and globalisation
2- Introduction
2.1- Brief Overview
According to Aizenman and Jinjarak, (2009), he searches for human well-being and
sustainability is the topmost priority of many States and the world community. Long-term
economic development well-being can be seen to gain importance as it is increasingly
recognised as integral, and perhaps the state's most important goal. Kelly (2010) further
argues that welfare is the precondition for development, as economic growth is of little
importance except as a consequence of declining child mortality and higher life expectancies
(Little & Green, 2009). Human well-being is essential because it concerns the real well-being
of everyday people and is a key objective for people in every part of the world. The process
of globalisation includes increasing the mobility of capital, commodities and services and
spreading ideas, standards and speedy and easier communication and transport. The process
of globalisation includes increasing the mobility of capital, commodities and services and
spreading ideas, standards and speedy and easier communication and transport.
For example, globalisation, with an economic, social and political dimension, is a
multi-dimensional concept. Bel (2018)stated that globalisation is a net advantage or a
negative force in the world; a major controversial issue for scientists has long been. Free
trade causes long-term economic degradation, increased economic vulnerability and less
sovereignty are argued in criticism by critics. In addition, open institutions such as the IMF
and the World Bank are being criticised for increasing inflation challenges facing developing
countries and alleviating global financial crises (Anastasiou & Schäler, 2010). In addition
globalization such as the Third World Network has created transnational networks to draw
attention in international forums to development concerns (Bel et al., 2018). Only in the
context of globalization, there are several deficiencies, can we be optimistic that this is still

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causing long-term prosperity and fairer income disturbances. For example, transferring
medical knowledge across national borders creates awareness of ways, practicalities from an
information point of view, to improve health conditions.
Finally, the World Health Organization, UNDP and UNICEF are major global players
and significant organisations to enhance global wellness for people (Aizenman and Jinjarak,
2009).
2.2- Purpose of Research
The aim of this study is to find a link between sustainable well-being and
globalization since free trade is a fundamental shift in human efforts at the present time.
While literacy agrees with the gradual and severe flows of goods, finances and facilities, the
key features of the global society we live in are defined across national borders, while the
physical impacts remain unsolved (Hoffmann & Kumar 2013).
2.3- Problem
The problem is how well-being is affected and globalization favours, which puts
sustainability in question. There is a major hypothesis in the debate on the influence of
globalization on human well-being. Cross-border investment and technological innovation
improve productivity in this international trade, and generate extraordinary prosperity,
despite forgery jobs and wages for non-qualified workers that the neoliberal school has
necessarily refused flatly and maintains that globalisation is an omnipresent power of
"creative destruction." Profits can be distributed to the population "if the labour market is the
result of supply and demand changes."
3- Rationale/Significance of the Research
Kercher(2007) has taken for granted that global goods flows will create more jobs,
increase the export sector salaries and lower import prices and thus contribute to an exporting
country purchase show adding to the impact of globalization on a country's quality of life. In
countries that have been able to promote cross-border trade (trade, capital, etc.) there is a
high risk of increased economic and social welfare. Das(2010) argues that new technology