Examples of globalisation

• A second issue concerns the impact of globalisation on definitions and perceptions of place.

• It is the discovery that a sudden change has taken place in the extent of globalisation which tends to affect support.

• Post-modern issues, such as globalisation and global warming are on different components again, together with more traditional items.

• Conversely, ' globalisation ' and adaptation are similarly changing all cultures to make human rights norms more compatible.

• The debate over globalisation is far from settled.

• The issue of immigrant integration was now connected to larger concerns about national identity in an era of globalisation and international migration.

• The notion that the economic contradictions of globalisation will eventually cause its own demise is an interesting if not new idea.

• Some political scientists labelled as ' neopopulism ' the newer variant of populism in the context of globalisation and widespread acceptance of neoliberal policies.

• Here he contributes his insights into how globalisation of the marketplace is changing the face of dependency.

• Only recently, the terms ' mondialisation ' and ' globalisation' had acquired striking currency in official and unofficial media around the country.

• Globalisation is taken in this essay to refer to those mechanisms, actors and institutions that link individuals and groups in different nation states.

• Parties of the left have predominately framed welfare reform in terms of the imperatives of globalisation.

• Globalisation has injected new life into the study of the history of commodities.

• The globalisation thread seems rather thin (and at times invisible) as an issue or concept around which the volume purports to cohere.

• A second feature of globalisation is its impact on communications.