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    Global networks have led to increased globalization and a more interconnected world. The onset of globalization has resulted in greater homogeneity across borders as travel, education, and work are now more accessible internationally. Key factors driving globalization include advances in communication technology and transportation that have reduced barriers and allowed the spread of ideas, culture, and business networks worldwide.

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    Global Networks

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    Global networks have led to increased globalization and a more interconnected world. The onset of globalization has resulted in greater homogeneity across borders as travel, education, and work are now more accessible internationally. Key factors driving globalization include advances in communication technology and transportation that have reduced barriers and allowed the spread of ideas, culture, and business networks worldwide.

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    Global networks have led to increased globalization and a more interconnected world. The onset of globalization has resulted in greater homogeneity across borders as travel, education, and work are now more accessible internationally. Key factors driving globalization include advances in communication technology and transportation that have reduced barriers and allowed the spread of ideas, culture, and business networks worldwide.

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    GLOBAL

    NETWORKS
    The world has become a
    unified village. The onset of
    globalization brought forth
    the homogeneity of peoples
    across the globe.

    Travel, Education, and work


    are now easily accessed by
    the people beyond their
    geographical location.
    What is the
    concept of
    Globalization?
    Globalization is a term derived from the term
    globalize which refers to the creation of
    international network of economic systems
    where there is the establishment of
    interdependence and interconnectedness
    between the varied social, economic and
    political components of the world.

    Globalization refers to global alliance and


    dependence in terms of business, political,
    economic and cultural practices.
    Globalization is the
    connection of different
    parts of the world.

    Globalization results in
    the expansion of
    international cultural,
    economic, and political
    activities.
    What is Global Networks?

    It includes:
    • Development of the WWW through
    the internet.
    • Networks of individuals, communities
    and organizations that operates
    globally.
    • Use of cyberspace and other
    technological innovation that gave
    rise to global village.
    What factors gave
    rise to Globalization?
    • Advancement in Education
    • Advancement and Science
    and Technology
    • Social and Political
    Liberalization
    What aspects are
    associated with
    Globalization?
    1. Information and
    Communication Technology
    ICT has greatly advanced in the last quarter
    of the twentieth century. Globalization
    drastically changed the way the world
    operates where obstacles which hindered
    communication and interaction
    disappeared.

    ICT became a key element in the realization


    of goals initiated by various sectors in the
    society.
    In addition, ICT affects:
    • Citizen participation
    • Economic performance
    • Education
    • Employment and poverty
    alleviation
    • Health
    • Community
    • Innovation and Research
    2. Migration
    Migration means the movement or transfer of
    potential individuals to a prospect state.

    Globalization has affected as well the movement


    of people from one geographical location to
    another which may include tourists, immigrants,
    businesspeople, diplomats, workers and the like.

    The economic integration allowed more workers


    to move to areas where there is “greener
    pasture”
    Push and Pull Factors
    There are countless reasons why
    immigrants choose to migrate to another
    country.
    • Push Factors are the things that are
    unfavourable about the area; are those
    that motivate people to move from one
    place to another because of difficulty
    • Pull Factors are those that attract one to
    live, work or stay in a specific state or
    country.
    PUSH PULL
    1.Not enough Jobs 1.Job opportunities
    2.Few opportunities 2.Better living conditions
    3.Discrimination 3.Education
    4.War 4.Family links
    5.Natural Disasters 5.Attractive climates
    6.Political Fear or Persecution 6.Enjoyment
    7.Desire for political and 7.Security
    religious freedom 8.Industry
    8.Inadequate conditions
    9.Bullying
    3. Spread of Ideas
    and Ideology

    Globalization means
    sharing cutting-edge ideas
    by simply communicating
    through the web.
    Clearly, one of the goals of globalization
    is for the world to become more
    interdependent. People and countries of
    the world are closely woven together
    especially in the economic aspect.
    Globalization is the most powerful
    source for change in the world today
    affecting all societies in the planet.
    It entails movement of capital, free flow
    of goods and services, the increased
    mobility of individuals, and the
    expansion of multinational corporations
    and transnational organizations.
    What are the Major
    Areas in
    Globalization?
    1. Economic Globalization

    2. Cultural Globalization

    3. Political Globalization

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