Globalisation is a phenomenon based on the ever-increasing economic, social and technological interconnections between the different nations of the world. A fundamental issue is the interdependent link between different countries or regions.
A more interconnected world has a greater impact on production, international trade, foreign investment
foreign investment, economic growth and labour markets: trade in goods and services, financial flows, migration processes have increased enormously in the last five decades with a profound influence on international relations.
As a consequence, on the one hand, national issues are fading away and it is difficult to separate internal from external economic activities.
internal economic activities from external ones. On the other hand, as a reaction, nationalist ideas have been emerging over time.
Globalisation is therefore a complex idea that involves economics, politics, social issues,
technology and is driven by the convergence of cultural and economic systems. In addition, another result is the global inequality that is driving the globalisation process.
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