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Coping Globalization

Globalization is a process of interaction and integration among the people, companies, and governments of different nations, a process driven by international trade and investment and aided by information technology. This process has effects on the environment, on culture, on political systems, on economic development and prosperity, and on human physical well-being in societies around the world. The development of telecommunication and transportation, including the invention of the telegraph and the internet, is one of the major, significant factors, in globalization. Basically, globalization takes place fast and affects all countries at the same time and period. The term ‘globalization’ is often used since mid 1980s and more often since mid 1990s. In the year 2000, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) identified four aspects of globalization. The first is trade and transaction. The second is the movement of assets and investation. And then the third is migration. And the last...
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Globalization

Stefanus Erico Susanto XIIA2/43 Overcome Globalization globalization is a social phenomenon that cannot be avoided. globalization can have good or bad effects. an example of globalization that has a good impact is the advancing technology. with globalization we can know the development of other countries and with the globalization of the country we can fix ourselves to be even better. if globalization can be likened to like a person who is carried away by a river, we cannot swim against the flow of the river continuously but we also cannot surrender just by being carried away by the current we must be careful if there is danger in front that we must do is always be alert to be able to overcome the danger ahead. not all globalization has a good impact and there are also bad effects for example people who live in eastern Indonesia are more upholding the values of politeness than people who are not in the western part who tend to be more fond of spree indeed spoof is not wrong whe...
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globalization :)

Therefore, the language of globalization means "a global process. In addition, experts also provide some understanding of Globalization. Among them is Anthony Giddens who mentioned that Globalization is a global social relationship which is connected to one another so that between events from different places can also affect other places. It's no longer difficult at this time to get news and news from places thousands of kilometers from where we are at the same time. Everything seems to be as easy as we know without the need to make a hard effort. Unlike in the past, let us know in other parts of the world that has happened a month ago, we will know today.The existence of Globalization is certainly also supported by the existence of technology that is increasingly developing and facilitating human life. In this era of globalization, everything we do is easier But on the other hand globalization also has an impact, both positive and negative impacts in various fields. S...
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How to Cope with Globalization

by Nathasya Gabrielle XIIA2-35 We all know that globalization is a phenomena that can’t be avoided. Globalization comes along with the rapid pace of the development of science. Globalization makes the world seem limitless and affects various aspects, such as communication and information technology, economics, social, culture, language, political, defense and security, religion, education, and many more. Globalization has a positive and negative impact on the life of society and state. In every aspect that is affected by the globalization, it always raises the two impacts, both positively and negatively. Positive effects can be seen from the growth of creativity and the increasing quality of production, the more open markets for export products, increasing Indonesian tourism, etc. Besides the positive effects, there are also negative impacts of globalization, like the inclusion of western culture that can erode Indonesian culture, imported commodities threaten domestic products, ...
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