'Globalization' refers to the increasing interaction and interdependence between peoples and places across the world. This course examines the interrelated cultural, economic and political processes that constitute globalization, and analyses their impact on individuals, groups, cities and nation-states. Emphasis is placed on understanding the multifaceted character of globalization and the debates that it has engendered. Specific themes include the spread of global capitalism, the global consequences of technological advancements in transport and communications (especially the Internet), the expansion of consumer culture, issues of global governance, and new cultural formations.
Academic Units | 3 |
Exam Schedule | Fri May 02 2025 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) 09:00-11:30 |
Grade Type | Letter Graded |
Department Maintaining | SOC(SSS) |
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