Globalization

naïfs. 25. Mondialisation et globalisation.La distinction entre ces deux termes est propre � la langue française. Le mot anglais original est « globalization », repris par la plupart des autres langues. En Anglais les différentes approches globalisation/mondialisation sont explorées par différents courants de pensées. Le terme anglophone « globalization » couvre largement le même débat que la différence sémantique francophone. Comme dans le monde francophone, différentes personnes donneront différents

synonymes dans leur emploi initial en langue française. En anglais (US), l'usage premier revient au terme globalisation, repris d'ailleurs par la plupart des autres langues. Le terme anglophone globalization recouvre largement le même débat que la variante sémantique francophone. Les notions de globalization/mondialisation sont explorées par les différents courants de pensée. Différentes personnes peuvent accorder telle ou telle nuance de sens aux termes employés, selon qu'ils mettent l'accent sur

market opportunities also with new technology platforms, new talents. So, the consequences for innovative firms are more competition and notably short term product life cycle. With globalization technologies integrate much more and with race offer innovation becomes riskier and more costly. Another consequence of globalization is off shoring of R&D and erosion of national capacities in research. Major problem for the EU is that its competitiveness relies on EU knowledge basis. Gives companies larger

industrialized, UK wasn’t the major power at this time. The second document is a bar chart by P. Bairoch and R. Kozul in March 1996, it represents en percent the National shares in world industrial production from 18560 to 1938. It was published in Globalization myths. There is the industrial production of UK, USA, France, Germany, Russia, Japan and one group of the other countries of the world. From 1860 to 1870, UK had the best industrial production, in 1885 UK and USA had the same percentage. From 1913

and leveling and flattening the playing field at the same time. What is unique about this era is that it is not built around countries, and it is not built around companies. It is built around individuals. The new "new" thing about this era of globalization is that the dynamic agent is the individual and the small group's ability to globalize. » En fait, ce dernier énonce que la globalisation en place depuis les années ’80 se base autour d’individus et non autour de compagnies ou d’entreprises. Il

D'autres sont hostiles à ce processus, voire le redoute, La géopolitique est l'étude de l'influence des facteurs géographiques, économiques et culturels sur la politique des Etats et sur les relations internationales. La mondialisation (ou globalization pour les anglo-saxons) est le processus d'ouverture de toutes les économies nationales sur un marché devenu planétaire. La mondialisation est favorisée par l'interdépendance entre les hommes, la déréglementation, la libéralisation des échanges

trends: the one stemming from the stretching and disembedding of western resources at world-system level due to globalization policy, the other stemming from the very nature of current information and transgenic scientific revolutions. As a result of the relocation of a significant amount of western industrial activity to non-western countries, carried out under the label of globalization, some types of professional know-how and skills, directly connected with material production, are now declining

their liberal tax policy, they have attracted many companies especially Americans, which have moved their operations overseas when the crisis came. The strength of Ireland’s economy during its glory years was largely based on the success of the globalization economic model. (Implantation of International businesses, particularly high-tech companies). The United States pretends that the economic collapse underway in Ireland is irrelevant to its own situation; In fact it’s these same elements which threaten

world's first national museum was no less relevant today. 7. "It is again conceptually possible to think of this as one collection," he said, "just as it was conceptually possible in 1753. The parallels between the Enlightenment and today's globalization are striking. Why was Great Britain the first country to create a national museum? Because it was in harmony with free citizenship, religious tolerance and the need for informed citizens.'' 8. For MacGregor, universality is central to the museum's

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