concept   globalization
21 commonsense assertions
Cultures (21) • European Union countries (1) • United States (1) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • world politics (1) • Asian countries (1) • Business communities (1) • Conservative communities (1) • Developing countries (1) • Elderly population (1) • Environmental activists (1) • Geopolitical Critics (1) • Industrialized nations (1) • Isolated or closed countries (1) • Metropolitan cities (1) • Rural communities (1) • Urban areas (1) • Urban centers (1) • corporate world (1) • isolated tribes (1) • remote villages (1) youth culture (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 globalization European Union countries The EU uses the free movement of people, goods, and services to promote economic and cultural integration in its member countries. 4
2 globalization United States Globalization in the United States promotes economic growth and access to diverse global products and services. 4
3 globalization Middle Eastern countries Globalization is perceived as a threat to traditional Middle Eastern culture. 2
4 globalization world politics Globalization has a significant impact on international economies, politics, and cultures, affecting trade agreements between countries. 2
5 globalization Asian countries Globalization in Asian countries is often seen as a threat to local customs and values, and a form of westernization. 1
6 globalization Business communities Globalization benefits business communities by expanding market reach and accessing international talents and resources. 1
7 globalization Conservative communities Globalization is often resisted in conservative communities due to concerns about its impact on traditional values, customs, and local industries. 1
8 globalization Developing countries Globalization is seen as a threat to culture and traditional industries in developing countries, causing loss of identity and economic disparities. 1
9 globalization Elderly population Globalization often faces resistance and concern from the elderly population due to fears of traditional values and customs being eroded. 1
10 globalization Environmental activists Environmental activists often criticize globalization for promoting consumerism, exploiting natural resources, and widening the gap between rich and poor. 1
11 globalization Geopolitical Critics Geopolitical Critics view globalization as a means for powerful nations to dominate and exploit weaker countries. 1
12 globalization Industrialized nations Globalization in industrialized nations involves interconnectedness through trade, technology, and cultural exchange. 1
13 globalization Isolated or closed countries Countries that are isolated or closed off may resist aspects of globalization and have limited integration with the global economy and culture. 1
14 globalization Metropolitan cities Globalization in metropolitan cities is embraced for its diverse cultural experiences, international cuisine, and exposure to global trends. 1
15 globalization Rural communities Globalization is perceived as a threat to rural communities' traditional way of life and local economies, resulting in cultural marginalization and homogenization. 1
16 globalization Urban areas Urban areas embrace globalization for its diverse cultural experiences, international cuisine, and exposure to global trends. 1
17 globalization Urban centers Globalization in urban centers has been embraced, leading to increased diversity and interconnectedness. 1
18 globalization corporate world Globalization in the corporate world creates opportunities for market expansion and accessing international talent and resources. 1
19 globalization isolated tribes Isolated tribes are not influenced by globalization due to maintaining traditional ways of life and limited contact with the outside world. 1
20 globalization remote villages Globalization can be viewed as a threat to traditional remote village cultures, resulting in marginalization and homogenization. 1
21 globalization youth culture Globalization enables cross-border communication, exchange of ideas, and access to cutting-edge technology for youth culture. 1