Globalization, Management, and Organizations: A Report

This report delves into the multifaceted impact of globalization on management and organizations. It begins by exploring the views of P. Ghemawat on globalization, examining his perspective on the extent of global interconnectedness. The report then transitions to the ideas of Anthony Giddens, outlining his concepts related to globalization and its effects on societal structures. Furthermore, the report analyzes the 'Trade not Aid' movement, contrasting it with traditional aid strategies and assessing its potential for poverty reduction within a globalized context. The report's conclusion summarizes the key arguments and perspectives discussed, offering a comprehensive overview of the challenges and opportunities presented by globalization in the realm of management and organizational behavior. The references include sources like Ahmad (2015), Boussebaa (2015), and Cascio (2015) to support the analysis.

MANAGEMENT AND
ORGANISATIONS IN A
GLOBAL
ENVIRONMENT

Table of Content
• Introduction
• Views of P Ghemawat's on globalization
• Anthony Gidden's – idea on globalization.
• End of Poverty movement and the contrary assertion that “Trade
not aid” is the way to a more globalized world that mitigates
against poverty
• Conclusion
• References

Introduction
• Management and organisations in a global environment is the technological forces that is outcome of
the changes which is being affected from the global environment by the use of design, produce or
goods and services.
• Presentation will highlight Views of P Ghemawat's on globalization
• It will also emphasize on Anthony Gidden's – idea on globalization.

Views of P Ghemawat's on globalization
• There has been two leading views on globalization that either the world is flat i.e. it is done with
globalization or that the world is not that one vast market, but most economies are still relatively
closed till date.
• Globalization is associated with economic and social development from the popularity of outsourcing
to the prevalence of fusion cuisine.

Anthony Gidden's – idea on globalization.
• Anthony Gidden was born in Edmonton, London son of clerk of London Transport. He did his
schooling from Minchenden School.
• He pursue his undergraduate degree in joint sociology and psychology at university of Hull and in
1959, and did his master's degree from London School of economics. Later he do the PhD at King's
college, Cambridge.
• After this he started teaching in University of Leicester.

End of Poverty movement and the contrary assertion that
“Trade not aid” is the way to a more globalized world that
mitigates against poverty
• Trade not aid can provide remarkable growth to the developing countries and help in removing
poverty.
• Poverty can be reduced by increasing the economic capacity by trading on global platform.
• Trade is always considered better option than aid because trade is a significant source to enter foreign
market and achieve global brand recognition

CONCLUSION
• From the above report it has been summarized about the opinion of P Ghemawat's questioning about
the world is actually global as it is told, opinion of the author is being explained.
• This report also contains the Anthony Gidden's idea on globalization, he explains the factors that is
being affected from the globalization, his opinion for the globalization is about the changing trend in
the society.

REFERENCES
• Ahmad, S., 2015. Green human resource management: Policies and practices. Cogent business &
management. 2(1). p.1030817.
• Boussebaa, M., 2015. Professional service firms, globalisation and the new imperialism. Accounting,
Auditing & Accountability Journal. 28(8). pp.1217-1233.
• Cascio, W. F., 2015. Managing human resources. McGraw-Hill.

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