Globalization
Essay by people • September 12, 2011 • Essay • 281 Words (2 Pages) • 1,554 Views
I can characterize globalization like a rapid mutual penetration and fast intensification of national states' interdependence in economical, political, ideological and cultural fields. I think there are many advantages and disadvantages of globalization. On the one hand e can see that financial and production capital are becoming international ones. It can lead to increase in common wealth and trade. The second thing is acceleration of communication facilities. It's connected with development of falling-behind countries, which don't have good infrastructure. And thirdly, I think that interdependence warn us about entering a war. Because if we destroyed one country another states couldn't use there resources in own purposes. But on the other hand there are many disadvantages. At first I want to say about dependence of small countries (companies) on big and strong ones. It can also be said about parent companies, which sign licensing and franchising agreements with subsidiaries. Domination of one company or country is leading to unemployment. It occurs because parent companies need only definite quantity of people and only the staff of definite professions. Other processes accompanying globalization are terrorism, smuggling drugs, proliferation of nuclear weapon and ecological problems, which are common in our country. Globalization touches on even culture. E.g., we can tell about globalization of language. It is used to think that English is global language. It was chosen like the easiest and the most comprehensible one. It isn't so difficult like Chinese or Russian. There are no declension or conjugation, no signs, which means the whole sentence, and on the whole English doesn't have so rich vocabulary as some another national languages. This are indisputably tarnish globalization but I think that globalization is a necessary process.
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