Presentation: Global Society, National Identity and Global Issues

This presentation provides an overview of global society, focusing on the concept of global connectedness and its impact on various aspects of life. It highlights both the advantages and disadvantages of social media and the interconnected nature of modern nations. The presentation identifies issues such as the spread of diseases due to global connectedness and their impact on target populations. It also addresses the influence of global connectedness on national identity and proposes recommendations for mitigating adverse effects, including medical advancements, technological adoption for overseas business, and increased trade opportunities. The implementation strategy involves creating a committee for supervision, providing adequate resources, and ensuring proper execution of the proposed steps, ultimately aiming to address global health consequences, ensure undisrupted economic operations, create awareness, and maintain a suitable global environment.

GLOBAL SOCIETY
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INTRODUCTION
 Every human being is
the member of more
than one cultural
society.
 The world has
become global
village.
 Human beings are
living into an
interconnected nation
along with important
customs in
transnational level.
(Archibugi &
Filippetti, 2015).

 The advantages and
disadvantages of social media
has been with concepts and
models of globalization has
been mentioned (Archibugi &
Filippetti, 2015).
 Open citizen is referred to
someone who sees themselves
as emerging people of modern
world.
 Things can be of two types and
value can be categorized by
two types of values: economic,
political and personal values.
(Barnard et al., 2015).

o Global society refers to one single
collaborative culture (Dunning,
2014).
o Interconnected society opens up
a large scope of growth for both
the individuals as well as the
business while encouraging the
individuals to broaden their
thinking pattern (Archibugi &
Filippetti, 2015).

oGlobal connectedness has a major influence on
the national identity
oThe development of the global market in Europe
was stimulated by the global connectedness.
oGlobal connectedness can have negative impacts
on national identities in certain countries
(Archibugi & Filippetti, 2015).

ISSUES
oDisease is the major issues that arise from the
global connectedness (Archibugi & Filippetti, 2015).
oWhen one immigrates to a less developed country,
infectious diseases spread in more rapid manner
(Barnard et al., 2015).

TARGET POPULATION
o The native of the country are the most affected people of such
health scare. (Greenwood-Nimmo, Nguyen & Shin, 2015).
o When the Ebola virus spread in the African countries it could
have become into an epidemic the neiboughring countries like
the United States and Canada (Archibugi & Filippetti, 2015).

NATIONAL IDENTITY AND THE GLOBAL ISSUE
• Ban was imposed on the Africans when Africa was
affected by the Ebola virus (Ghemawat, 2016).
• The manufacturing must be scrutinized in order to
prevent such epidemics.

IMPACT ON TARGET POPULATION
o Free movement increases the chances of spread of
such deadly diseases (Ghemawat, 2016).

CHANGES IN FUTURE
o The identified global issue can be
prevented and control with the advanced
medicines (Barnard et al., 2015).

RECOMMENDATIONS
o Medical advancement can be the main tool
through which such major health
consequences can be detected
(Ghemawat, 2016).
o Technologies can be adopted and in order
to do overseas business without moving
from one country to another (Ghemawat,
2016).
o Increased trade opportunities can mitigate
the adverse effects of the health issues.

IMPLEMENTATION
o A committee who will be created regarding the
operations and supervision
o The committee will be provided with the adequate
resources and other assistance to take the
necessary.
o Proper execution of the previously mentioned
steps. (Archibugi & Filippetti, 2015).

STRATEGY
o Proper infrastructure to detect the major health
consequences to prevent it .
o It is required to provide the quality treatment to the
target population (Barnard et al., 2015).

BENEFITS OF THE PLANS
o The plan will help in address the global health
consequences.
o It will ensure undisrupted operations of the economy
across the world.
o It will create awareness among the people.
o It will also help maintaining the global environment
suitable for global connectedness or globalization

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(2015). The Role of Global Connectedness in the
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Dunning, J. H. (2014). The Globalization of Business (Routledge
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Ghemawat, P. (2016). The laws of globalization and business
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Greenwood-Nimmo, M., Nguyen, V. H., & Shin, Y. (2015).
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