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https://trip101.com/article/festivals-in-delaware
https://vacationidea.com/delaware-vacation/best-places-to-visit-in-delaware.html#:~:text=20%20Best%20Places%20to%20Visit%20in%20Delaware%2C%20USA,State%20Park%208%208.%20Dewey%20Beach%20More%20items

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Bibliography
1.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Zealand
2.https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/destinations/pacific/new-zealand

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https://www.calgarystampede.com
https://canadas100best.com/best-restaurants-2020-alo/

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https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/celebrations/article/st-patricks-day

https://www.history.com/topics/st-patricks-day/history-of-st-patricks-day

https://www.tripstodiscover.com/top-15-cities-to-celebrate-st-patricks-day-in-america/

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1: https://nzpocketguide.com/6-summer-festivals-new-zealand/
2: https://www.planetware.com/tourist-attractions/new-zealand-nz.htm#:~:text=12%20Top-Rated%20Tourist%20Attractions%20in%20New%20Zealand%201,Abel%20Tasman%20Coast%20Track%2C%20South%20Island%20...%20%E6%9B%B4%E5%A4%9A%E9%A1%B9%E7%9B%AE
3: https://www.theurbanlist.com/nz/a-list/hotels-auckland
4: https://www.lonelyplanet.com/articles/best-time-to-visit-new-zealand
5: https://www.budgetyourtrip.com/new-zealand
6: https://www.newzealand.com/int/history/

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Jamaica Carnival

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https://www.veenaworld.com/blog/10-festivals-that-you-need-to-travel-to-and-explore-in-2022

https://www.summerfest.com/faqs/

Christie chen

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https://nhcarnival.org/
https://www.londonkensingtonguide.com/hotels-notting-hill-carnival/
https://nhcarnival.org/nhcs-story
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurants-g186338-zfn7235718-London_England.html#:~:text=Notting%20Hill%20Restaurants%201%201.%20The%20Hayden%20197,%26%20Barbeque%20878%20reviews%20Open%20Now%20...%20更多项目

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Best time to visit : May is the best month to take part in this activity

Best site: Cooper’s Hill, in the parish of Brockworth, Gloucester.

Short history: The first is that it was used for maintaining grazing rights on the commons.

Place to live: The White Hart & The Geoage Inn

https://www.visitgloucester.co.uk/things-to-do/history-and-heritage/cheese-rolling-in-gloucester

https://theculturetrip.com/europe/united-kingdom/england/articles/a-quick-guide-to-cheese-rolling-englands-strangest-sport/

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Pasifika festival in New Zealand (Elodie)

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Pasifika festival in New Zealand (Elodie)

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(1) https://www.travelbeginsat40.com/event/pasifika-festival-auckland-new-zealand/#:~:text=April%2018%20-%20April%2020%20Hosted%20in%20New,more%20than%20200%20stalls%20selling%20food%20and%20crafts.

(2) https://www.budgetyourtrip.com/new-zealand/auckland

(3) https://aucklandunlimited.com/news/pasifika-festival-2021-what-you-need-to-know

(4) https://www.travelbeginsat40.com/event/pasifika-festival-auckland-new-zealand/#:~:text=Within%20the%20city%20there%20is%20the%20Sky%20Tower,in%20Western%20Springs%20Park%2C%20Auckland%20is%20the%20biggest.

(5)https://www.tripadvisor.com/HotelsNear-g609159-d10020457-Pasifika_Festival_Auckland-Manukau_North_Island.html

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https://www.britannica.com/topic/Saint-Patricks-Day
https://theculturetrip.com/north-america/usa/massachusetts/boston/articles/20-must-visit-attractions-in-boston/

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Q1:United States of America

Q2&3:

1.Transport of tourists results in air pollution（try to use hybrid/electric vehicles or incease efficient to decrease the time of transportation ）

2.Tourism leads to water pollution:（controlling/limiting the pollutants from hotels and restaurants, the scenic spot also need to supervise tourism’s behavior.

3.Littering of tourist spots(set more trash bin and publicity of it)

4.Physical degradation of land and buildings(try to build scenic area by high strength materials, and rebuild those buildings.)

5.Overuse and waste of resources(set a policy of limiting those scenic area and hotel’s resources use and supervise them)

Q4: 15234

Q5: incease efficiency(like let every time of transportation be full-load) to decrease the frequency of transportation

-lower cost
-can make a substantial difference in a short time

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New Zealand
Actions:
1. Diving (The destruction of Marine life e.g. red coral)
2. Trampling (on eelgrass, Zostera novazeandica, etc.)
3. Drive to natural tourism attraction (instead of taking public transportation)
4. Left waste in the scenic spot
5. Unauthorised exploration of undeveloped areas
Visitor impacts on marine protected areas in New Zealand (dcon01mstr0c21wprod.azurewebsites.net)
Overcrowding a growing issue in New Zealand's national parks | Stuff.co.nz
Solution:
1. Protection programs like Green Globe programs
2. Updating our pollution data to improve the awareness of visitors
3. Building natural reserves
4. Setting laws that against tourists harming the environment (paying fines)
5. Improving the facilities for tourism to protect the environment better.
https://www.tourism.net.nz/community/environmental-sustainability

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This advertisement is from ESTEE LAUDER, a world-renowned cosmetics brand. In the picture, we can see a beautiful young lady who has an unrealistic image of beauty with bright skin, full lips and big blue eyes. When women see this advertisement, they may compare themselves with her. As a result, they might feel upset and not confident because they are not as beautiful as the woman in the picture. The words "start now and it will keep your skin looking smooth, young and rediant!" even worse the problem. This advertisement shows a "standard" of beauty and also makes women insecure about their skin. However, after looking at this ad, people will know that they need to care about their skin.  Both of these effects make women want to purchase the product. The media and advertisements lead the society to a narrow standard of beauty which makes girls at young age eat less food just to keep fit and fit the standard.

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This is an advertisement of Gucci. The short video really impressed me because the style of it are strange and old. It's totally different from this brand which has a very gentle and traditional feeling.  The reasons why I think it is really unrealistic is because, firstly, some people inside are very strange. Some of their models have blue, silver and copper skin colors, which are almost impossible in reality. They are trying to cosplay extra-terrestrial creatures but they still wearing a colorful clothes and normal shoes and realistic handbags and their is a brand logo of Gucci on every item ,which we still can know this is a business advertisement video. If this video represents beauty , that means the video is misleading people to wear many weird jewelry. Overall, I still think it is a positive advertisement and good for the public because it give security to people . Different skin tones people can be beautiful ,even are blue or silver skin tone. Additionally, people with many colors and patterns clothes can be beautiful. However, the majority of fashion companies don't have this kind of weirdness clothes which we have to buy Gucci 's clothing to become "beauty".

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Inspired by retro sci fi themes, the Fall Winter 2017 campaign.

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Gucci is pleased to announce the arrival from outer space of its Fall Winter 2017 advertising campaign, shot by Glen Luchford. #gucciandbeyond

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It can be seen that the target consumer of this advertisement is women because there is a female modal on the right of the figure, and the pink color, which is considered as a color for female, is used here. The appearance of the woman model leaves an impression on audiences that she is beautiful and radient with a lovely complexion, corresponding to the words ''back without the dry skin feel''. The words ''pearl gel'' and ''white beauty'' makes consumers associate with something that is shiny and white, and this gives a standard of beauty.
It implies that if women have dry skin and lifeless complexion, this should be a facial problem that they need to address, persuading them to purchase this product. Meeting this standard of beauty is exclusive to women, so this may have a subtle effect to make them feel insecure if they with agree with this standard of beauty.

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This advertisement is actually about wedding dress. From the ad we can see a
girl who is wearing an impressive wedding dress with numbers of shiny diamonds as decoration. Half of her face is concealing in the shadows while the other half is bathing in the sunshine. Shining lights drop on her lips and smoothy hug her shoulders, and white dress is turning into golden. She looks like an breathtaking angel in the picture .

When I first saw this picture I was attracted rapidly. But it’s true that I actually feel certain anxious, because I am pretty sure that I don’t have the same charming body image as the model in the ad.

However, I appreciate the beauty of the woman in the picture, and I do feel the amazing attraction of wedding dress. Wedding can be the most significant event in girl’s life, and the ad brings us an impression that the beauty of wedding dress can be so incredible. Although not every girl will be as beautiful as the model in the picture, we are, and we will be angels that deserve the best.

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American Clothing Brand: Brandy Melville

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American Clothing Brand: Brandy Melville

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This is the poster from the Brandy Melville Official Website. As you can see, all of the girls are slim, tall and shapely. This brand defines the beauty of girls should be like this, but ignoring someone who isn't thin or tall. It limits the style and the figure of girls, which may cause some parts of girls feel insecure and worried about their external. In our daily life, there are not too many girls can satisfy all these conditions, and especially in China, lots of females are not that tall and shapely to wear this kind of clothes. What's more, this perfect physical proportion is hard to achieve. That's why it is unrealistic beauty.

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As we can see through this advertisement , the woman’s skin is bright, since the product is skin lighting scream.But it is a unrealistic image of beauty, since it may not suitable for everyone, like for some dark skin people, it may not have obvious different, since the woman in this advertisement has write skin so it may be possible when they buy it, then find their skin is not suitable for it.It may hurt their self-esteem through the progress in mental reflection of whether they have beauty.Also the main problem is that advertisement will have technology to support the final products present, so it may have possibility of being deceived in what can we see of the woman.

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This is an advertisement for Pantene, which focuses on products for hair repair. As can be seen clearly that the model, with her silky hair, looked confidently into the camera. In addition to the model's own advantages, her beautiful long wavy hair shown in the ad benefited from the help of hair styling tools, such as a hair curler. The sheen of her hair is also fortified by Photoshop obviously, which means the ad depicts unrealistic images of beauty.

Even though the theme of the ad is "Fearless", the ad can still have some adverse impacts on certain groups of people. Inevitably, the ad makes people who are suffering from hair loss very insecure and jealous (Yes, I'm referring to myself.). In other words, people can wallow in despair, and waste a lot of money on hair care but get only a slight return.

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This is an advertisement of Maybelline concealer. Apart from this ad, it try to show that flawless skin is the most beautiful. From this product name which is 'eraser', which means that can remove the uneven things on face. In a another way is try to tell customers the face which has dark circle and crows feet is not beautiful. Also in their Maybelline official account, it shows the 'before' and 'after' to let customers know the effect of the products. This brand try to let customer feel insecure after seen this ad.

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This is a advertisment is from a cosmetics company called Estee Lauder. The woman in the advertisement is a famous movie and television star in China, she have a pretty apperance than most of the women. Other girls may have a strong sense of anxiety when they compare their beauty with this modol after seeing the ad, it reduce the self-esteem of other girls, and cause anxious and insecure about their self-image.

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The advertisement shows a lady with perfect muscle and a confident smile, and the slogan says: burn fat without diet or exercise. Firstly, it is not real. Moreover, it will make women insecure when they sew this ad, especially those women who eat less and exercise much and still cannot get this kind of body shape. It also limits the standard of beauty and implies other types of body shapes are wrong. Finally, the slogan “help stop fat production” tell that fat is harmful. In contrast, fat is essential to life, so this slogan may let women become unhealthy by limiting fat absorption.

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We can see that there is not a wrinkle on the model's face. As women get older, they are always trying to smooth out the eye grain that normal people get. However, wrinkles are innated, even babies have wrinkle.  Influenced by these "perfect" models, women struggle to see what is normal in their faces and instead see them as flaws. Some girls don't like to smile because they are afraid to deeper crow's feet and nasolabial folds.

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This short video attempts to expose and criticize people's harshness towards female beauty in the current society. What is more ironic is that such harshness towards beauty is still between women to women. The video also encourages more women to find beauty in themselves. The advertisement tried to explain that the beauty of women is not to be graded by others like the report card. There is no standard for beauty. You should believe in yourself and find your own beauty.

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Dove | The Beauty Report Card #StopTheBeautyTest

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​We can see one girl in the photos wearing an adidas hoodie, so upbeat. The difference between this model and other clothing models is in stature and appearance.  Usually, we only see clothing ads with well-formed mannequins. When we go home and buy clothes, it's fine if they look good, but when we find out that they do not look good, it is easy to think that it is the consumer's own problem and that it has made too many streets for women who do not have the perfect body shape. Also, in advs we can feel that the model is unfettered. It gives consumers a sense of comfort when they buy, and it also encourages people to smile confidently and dance confidently.

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The women shown has unrealistic facial features, such as red, full lips, long eyelashes and eyebrows, and smooth skin, which may reduce the self- esteem of female audience of their self-image. It makes people insecure and even depressed by showing unrealistic images of beauty.

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The video shows and depicts the problem of people being unrealistic. The girl in the video posted a selfie, but before she post it on social media, she process the photo to let her have plump lips, big eyes, flawless skin and other requirements which can satisfy unrealistic beauty standards.
It implicates people that there are many catfish on social media. Although many unrealistic beauties are sending their pictures online they are not trying to give pressure on normal girls, they just want to be perfect. Also, girls shouldn't be depressed.

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What is globalization?
The fact that different cultures and economic systems in the world connected and similar to each other.
Examples:
TNCs producing product at other country, and the product will sold to whole world. They provided jobs to local people. And trading also provided tax to local government.
Provided jobs and goods to those people, promote the communication around the world, LEDCs can got help from other countries. Also countries got connected together and work together.
Effects?
They may lost their individuality of their culture, they may be other country’s economic colony. Local business may destroyed by import product

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The official definition of globalization is the increased interconnectedness and interdependence of peoples and countries. It is generally understood to include two inter-related elements: the opening of international borders to increasingly fast flows of goods, services, finance, people, and ideas; and the changes in institutions and policies at national and international levels that facilitate or promote such flows. There are some example of globalization, such as Economic globalization,Financial globalization,Cultural globalization etc.
globalization reciprocally developed economies all over the world and increased cultural exchanges. It also allowed financial exchanges between companies, changing the paradigm of work. Many people are nowadays citizens of the world. The origin of goods became secondary and geographic distance is no longer a barrier for many services to happen.
To sum up, on one hand,  globalization benefits different areas of society. Market connect together and form a global market, there will be more corporations in business and more connections in finance, for instance, coffee becomes a commodity in trade after the 11th century, which stimulate the growth of the global economy. Moreover, there are more and more collisions and interactions between cultures, which promote cultural diversity. Furthermore, the spreading of technology and knowledge becomes easier, people can get information and wisdom easier.
On the other hand, globalization has negative effects on society. More inequalities and financial problems happen in society with chain reactions, for example, the economic crisis in 2008 affected the whole world. Besides, the interpenetration of strong culture usually breaks the weaker one, which causes the elimination of cultures.

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Globalization is basically the process by which businesses or other organizations develop international influence or start operating on an international scale
Globalization Broadens Access to Goods and Services

Globalization makes more goods and services available to more people, often at lower prices.
Globalization Reduce Poverty

The argument that globalization has lifted people in developing countries out of poverty is somewhat controversial because opinions differ as to the quantity and quality of the jobs created by globalization.
Workers Can Lose Jobs in MEDCs
For instance, globalization increases the returns to capital in rich countries like the U.S. and decreases the returns to labor in those same countries. That’s a fancy way of saying that low-skill jobs in the U.S. can disappear as a result of globalization (though technology plays a big role in this change, too). The result may be a decrease in the inequality between countries but an increase in the inequality within countries.

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Globalization means the people around the planet promote the world economy, finances, culture, politics, etc. For example, be more productive, work for hand and buy more so the world GDP can increase. At the same time, benefits appear, books, movies, and music are now instantaneously available all around the world thanks to the development of the digital world and the power of the internet.  These are perhaps the greatest contributors to the speed at which cultural exchanges and globalization are happening. The effect is that the environment may be polluted.

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A woman's aspriation is to adopt a child, but as a self-esteemed person, she is not willing to sacrifice her personal space and time to raise the child, because that was her privilege to live alone, but eventually she accepted her destiny to be a mom, and she tries to adapt to the new life, and commence to be responsible to he child, also she promised that she will treat the adopted child as her own, because that’s not her posession, its her reponsibility and it’s a life.

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On the day school commenced, an esteemed teacher sacrificed her privilege to possess a car so she could adopt aspiring students within the boundaries of China, and adapt to being a mother.

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On the day school commenced, an esteemed teacher sacrificed her privilege to possess a car so she could adopt aspiring students within the boundaries of China, and adapt to being a mother.

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I have the privrliate to adope a children from other boundaries which has sacrificed from a esteem family…😅

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The war was  commenced over the boundaries of the countries,Sally’s parents were sacrificed,so Sally had to adapt the life without her parents,that’s why she had an aspiration to be adopted by an esteemed person.

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There was a esteemed activity commenced, and then a parent get the privilege to adopt two children which  bored by one couple sacrificed in second world war and also live in the boundaries of china.

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The definition of globalization is the speedup of movements and exchanges all over the planet.  like the human beings, goods, and services, capital, technologies or cultural practices.The example of it, like the financial globalization can be linked with the rise of a global financial system with international financial exchanges and monetary exchanges and the technological globalization through the phenomenon by which millions of people are interconnected thanks to the power of the digital world via platforms.The benefit of globalization,like in culture which the multiplication of economic and financial exchanges has been followed by an increase in human exchanges have contributed to the development of cultural exchanges. This also means that different customs and habits shared among local communities have been shared among communities that have different procedures and even different beliefs.In opposite direction,the effect of globalization,like the cultural loss which mean part from all the benefits globalization has had on allowing cultural exchanges,but it also homogenized the world’s cultures that specific cultural characteristics from some countries are disappearing,so the mix between the benefits of globalization and the protection of local culture’s uniqueness requires a careful approach.

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What is globalization?
The fact that different cultures and economic systems in the world connected and similar to each other.
Examples:
Toyota is a Japan car business, but it’s factories was built at China/US/Japan, it product will sell to the whole world.
Benefits:
Provided jobs and goods to those people, promote the communication around the world, LEDCs can got help from other countries.
Effects?
They may lost their individuality of their culture, they may be other country is economic colony.

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The meaning of globalization is the word used to describe the growing interdependence of the world's economies, cultures, and populations, brought about by cross-border trade in goods and services, technology, and flows of investment, people, and information.
There are some examples of globalization, it includes economics, the trading of commodities such as coffee or avocados. Coffee is said to be originally from Ethiopia and consumed in the Arabid region.

After there are some benefits of globalization. Firstly, knowledge and technology sharing.Secondly, high caliber and more diverse workforce. Thirdly, helps increase capital flow and access to diverse markets. Fourthly, culture exchange and open minded

And also there some negative effects of globalization which are Globalization gives birth to the cut-throat competition which results in the early closure of many Institutions. And also in every country, some of the industries are assisted by the government but due to this policy, all the assistance is provided by the government is removed.The new and underdeveloped countries have to face problems

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In the passage, I learned definition of globalization, which is the interconnection of all the countries and people are getting stronger day by day, also the interaction between people and different kinds of things like finance, goods, services, technologies etc. are strengthened too. And also interactions between different regions and populations around the globe are affected by globalization. Futhermore, justifying the globalization, people need to pursue globalization politics that extend the benefits of openess and integration while alleviating their side effects. Moreover, there are different types of globalization such as sociological, ecological, financial and etc. And I also learned advantages of globalization. Like reciprocally established economies in the globe and increased cultural exchanges; Knowledge became easily shared and etc. Expect for advantages, there're disadvantages of globalization. For example, there's still  tax evasion and corruption occurring around the world; Allowing cultural exchanges had made world's culture homogenized and etc.

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From this article, I know the definition of globalization is the speed up of movements and exchanges all over the planet, but for WHO, it is the increased interconnectedness and interdependence of peoples and countries. However, for the Committee of development policy, it means the increasing interdependence of world economies. When we look at it from Geography, it is the set of processes that contribute to the relationship between societies and individuals around the world.

There are also some examples of globalization: economic, financial, cultural, political, social, technological, geographic and ecological globalization.

I also noticed some effects of globalization. On the positive side. Firstly, it can promote and increase interactions between different regions and populations around the globe. Secondly, it can increase trade and economic exchanges and lead to a multiplication of financial exchanges. Thirdly, it can also lead to the rise of a global financial market in which contracts and capital exchanges have multiplied. There are also some bad effects. Firstly, there will be income inequalities, disproportional wealth ,and trades that benefit parties differently. Secondly, it will also cause some serious environmental problems such as greenhouse gas emissions, global warming or air pollution.

How do we make it more just? The writer told us the method is to pursue globalization policies that extend the benefits of openness and integration while alleviating their side effects. In addition, we need to have global consensus and cooperation country-specific solutions.

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Definition of globalization is all the countries and people in the world are interconnected through many links and channels(trading, culture, technologies, environment  , communication .Develop economy and increase finance and trade. Learn customs from each other and increase cultural communications.Able for us to share knowledge and skills to create diffusion of ideas to accelerate scientific and technological progress and effective use of resources.
However, Faster use of natural resources because of increase the number of industries and production which will cause deforestation, ecosystem destruction, pollutions( air pollution ,water pollution, global warming......) . These will affect human beings to achieve sustainable development. It also homogenized the world’s cultures. From languages to traditions or even specific industries. Last but not least , globalization may increase Income inequality, disproportionate wealth , due to the gap between science and technologies and innovations and the gap between countries.

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On the day school commenced, an esteemed teacher sacrificed her privilege to possess a car so she could adopt aspiring students within the boundaries of China, and adapt to being a mother.

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On the day school commenced, an esteemed teacher sacrificed her privilege to possess a car so she could adopt aspiring students within the boundaries of China, and adapt to being a mother.

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Draft Resolution of Promoting Globalization - Albert Liu

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Draft Resolution of Promoting Globalization - Albert Liu

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Definition:
Globalization is the process by which the world is becoming increasingly interconnected through links including but not limited to trade, culture, and technology.

Examples:
International trade(financial and economic globalization), Silk Road(cultural and economic globalization), United Nations(political globalization), Global Warming(geographical globalization)...

Benefits:
1. Approves the whole world economy benefited from globalization.
a. International trade allows countries to benefit from specialization.
I. Resources are best able to produce and trade their surplus outputs with other countries to exchange goods and services they want.
b. International trade increases competition and efficiency.
I. Firms have to compete with imported goods&services, which help them become more efficient and increase their sales.
II. Consumers benefit from lower prices and better quality, with the production being more efficient as mentioned.
2. Acknowledges globalization has contributed to the development of cultural exchanges.
a. People nowadays are more likely to access information about the customs and culture of other countries.
I. Movies, music, news, etc.
b. Countries are able and willing to carry forward the essences of their culture.
I.  Soft power of each country can be enhanced.
II. Globalization has formed a good international atmosphere for cultural learning.

Effects:
1. Discourages the negative effects of globalization on the environment.
a. Globalization sometimes opposes UN's sustainable development goals including but not limited to:
I. "climate action",
II. "sustainable cities and communities".
2. Calls on countries to strengthen the security of state secrets and citizens' private information.
a. As the world becomes more and more interconnected,  information disclosure has been a serious issue.

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On the day school commenced, an esteemed teacher sacrificed her privilege to possess a car so she could adopt aspiring students across the boundaries of China, and adapt to being a mother.

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Definition: Globalization means the increasing interdependence of trade, technologies, services etc. among people. The relationship of civilians from all over the world will become closer, and any of the troubles takes place in one region will affect others in the other sides of world.

Economic~: The mobility of human capitals, technology, services and so on across the world. The range of international trend has become wider.

Geo~ :The movements of people, investment and knowledge etc.internationally.

Reflection:

During the learning of history in secondary school, I have leaned that the international communication among people has been existed for thousands of years. But the truth is even more surprising. At the very fist beginning of the civilization, human beings had already stared to explore the unknown. They firstly traveled through walking , and then rode the houses. When the new transportation like boats and cars appeared, the globalization of the world became more efficient.

As the articles has mentioned, the more comfortable and affordable transportation facilitate civilians to take part in the global activities. Traveling across the oceans to attend international competition or fashionable shows won’t be a dream. We seldom realize that the things we are doing in daily life may strongly related to all human beings in the world. For instance, the electronic products we are using may be produced by someone living in Indonesia, and the designers of the products may work in the center of New York.

Globalization has brought us benefits, but troubles like public health issues and scarcity of resources also influence all human beings through globalization. This is the warning which tells us what we should do and what we should not do. Life can be as easy and boring as staying inside your house and enjoy soft drinks with ice, but without knowing any idea about what is happening in the world.  In contrast, life can be as challenging and meaningful as attending international competition with friends from over the world.

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I believe that globalization on business worldwide benefits the world, both on corporations and individuals. For corporation, due to specialization, they can get lower price, good quality of raw materials and cheaper labour, so the cost of productions decreases, therefore benefits the individuals--the price of products will decrease. For instance, MNCs always produce products with high quality low price.

Globalization not only takes place in bussines, but also in culture. During firms producing and selling, different cultures are also being spread, let people have the chance to understand more about the different cultures over the world. Like the Greek culture is being spread over Africa , Europe and Asia. All in all, globalization bring lots of benefits to people.

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Globalization is an inevitable phenomenon of high economic development. In order to develop the economy and to achieve allocation efficiency, products move not just inside their own countries, but to a much larger market – global market. Each country plays to its greatest strength which is trying to make the best use of all resources. For instance, avocados grown mostly under the tropical temperatures of Mexico, the Dominican Republic or Peru. They started by being produced in small quantities to supply the local populations but today guacamole or avocado toasts are common in meals all over the world. Selling tropical plant, take the avocado as an example, is one of the economic sources for people from tropical areas. However, it might be also a disadvantage when the revenue from selling them is in the hands of a handful of companies. But globalization is still an irreversible trend.

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The official definition of globalization: The increased interconnectedness and interdependence of peoples and countries. It is generally understood to include two inter-related elements: the opening of international borders to increasingly fast flows of goods, services, finance, people, and ideas; and the changes in institutions and policies at national and international levels that facilitate or promote such flows

Examples of globalization:
Economic globalization,
Financial globalization,
Cultural globalization,
Political globalization,
Sociological globalization,
Technological globalization,
Geographic globalization,
Ecological globalization.

Benefits of globalization:
It reciprocally developed economies all over the world and increased cultural exchanges. It also allowed financial exchanges between companies, changing the paradigm of work. Many people are nowadays citizens of the world. The origin of goods became secondary and geographic distance is no longer a barrier for many services to happen.

Reflection:
On one hand,  globalization benefits different areas of society. Market connect together and form a global market, there will be more corporations in business and more connections in finance, for instance, coffee becomes a commodity in trade after the 11th century, which stimulate the growth of the global economy. Moreover, there are more and more collisions and interactions between cultures, which promote cultural diversity. Furthermore, the spreading of technology and knowledge becomes easier, people can get information and wisdom easier.
On the other hand, globalization has negative effects on society. More inequalities and financial problems happen in society with chain reactions, for example, the economic crisis in 2008 affected the whole world. Besides, the interpenetration of strong culture usually breaks the weaker one, which causes the elimination of cultures.

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Although globalization, the exchanges and movements around the globe, can have numerous positive effects in many different aspects, it can also cause severe issues such as the inequality of the distribution of wealth, and environmental damages. Countries of less economic development are being exploited as big MNCs earn huge profit by paying unjustly low wages to the workers, and large amounts of pollution are also created in the process since there are little regulations restricting the MNCs. Therefore, the home countries of the MNCs benefit hugely from the profit, while the host suffers, and the intensity of environmental issues accelerates.

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Globalization is an increase of the connections between the human beings all over the world. Not only in the physical side (e.g. exchange of goods, services, capitals, machines......), but also the immaterial side (e.g. cultures, knowledge....). This is the way to provide a way for people to immerse into other countries in the planet. Finally, this planet can be seen as a whole.
To be specific, here is an example, which is the globalization in the technology-related area. The internet really builds up an incredible virtual world to its users, and users are able to communicate internationally without facing the obstructive physical barriers, which is convenient! :D The speed and quality of cross-country conversations can be higher.
However, because of the main tool to achieve globalization in internet, that is Big Data, will have the risk to leak the personal information of users. Besides, the opinions are messy, so there may cause conflicts because of the differences and gaps in understanding. As a result, the peace environment will be broken.

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Definition of globalization: globalization is the people in the world are exchanging the ideas, knowledges, goods etc., and the globalization helps the relationships of people in the planet become closer and closer.

And they're some examples of globalization, for example globalization in education. I think the education globalization is the closest example to us. Firstly, education is close to everyone, Chinese's government proved the right to let every children get the chance to have education. Also, different family can choose the international education likes the IB, Ap or Level. It is also one of the globalization in education.

Globalization of the past decades has brought immense benefits to the world. For example, globalization has helped develop the world's economies by increasing trade and economic change, and it has also increased the interaction between different cultures, making for a diverse culture and world. However, when globalization brings people advantages, the disadvantages come at the same time. After globalization, the exchange of business ideas created income inequalities.  That's because globalization has increased competitiveness, leaving workers earning less than before. In a word, people ought not to be so covetous; it is enough to take the benefit when you see it.

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The definition of globalization is mean maintain and develop interconnection with other country. By knowing other countries' culture and improve together.
There are some examples of globalization like Geographic globalization, Economy globalization, Financial globalization and ecological globalization...
This must bring positive effects to human. For instance economics develop, nowadays more and more customers willing to purchase goods and services from other country. Also have culture globalization, which coffee is a good example because coffee are come from Ethiopia. After few years, it bring to many country and start to sell and taste coffee.
On the other hand, Globalization bring negative effects to some countries and companies. That cause income inequalities and disproportional wealth. Lastly, Globalization may harmful to environment, like deforestation by human being and pollution from factory and cars. Human need to take this responsibility for the environment to save our Earth.

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“Globalization is not only something that will concern and threaten us in the future, but something that is taking place in the present and to which we must first open our eyes,” Bill Gates said. By technological revolution, changes in institutions and policies, removal of trade barriers, development of means of communication and transport and other factors, globalization, which is inherent to human nature, became possible, promoting interconnectedness and interdependence between defferent regions and populations. It increases fast flows of human beings, goods, and services, capital, technologies or cultural practices and is accompanied by considerable influences, which can be both positive and negative, affecting the contemporary societies.
For instance, while the exchange of cultures creates an opportonity for people around the globle to share their customs and habits, and make technologies and commodities from different places available, it may homogenize the world's cultures even making specific cultural characteristics disappear. This reminds us that we need global consensus and cooperation to address global issues and make our world better.

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The definition of globalization increases the interconnection and interdependence all over the planet in different aspects, including economy, geography, WHO, etc. The examples of globalization are economic globalization, cultural globalization, geography globalization and so on.

In my opinion, there are a few benefits of it for the whole world. The increasing globalization provides more opportunities for the whole world to connect and communicate to each other, which exporting the domestic culture and particular resources to the other countries. That promotes the world share different resources to others, and the whole world can develop together to some extents, whatever economy or society. What’s more, the culture and language can be learned because of the increasingly close contact. That can improve the general standard of education all over the world.

However, Globalization brings a bit effects. It causes something bad for some parts of areas, especially low-developing countries. Culture of developed countries may invade into these low-developing countries, which may cause cultural fighting. Furthermore, the global development may release a lot of wasteful gases or rubbish that harming to the environment.

In conclusion, we should continue the globalization that increasing the interaction and communication with each country despite it has few effects, but it needs to be controlled that reducing the harmful influences on the natural environment and some low-developing countries.

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Globalization - what is it? What is the definition of globalization? Benefits and negative effects? What are the top examples of globalization? What famous quotes have been said about globalization?
What is Globalization? All Definitions of Globalization

A Simple Globalization Definition

Globalization means the speedup of movements and exchanges (of human beings, goods, and services, capital, technologies or cultural practices) all over the planet. One of the effects of globalization is that it promotes and increases interactions between different regions and populations around the globe.

An Official Definition of Globalization by the World Health Organization (WHO)

According to WHO, globalization can be defined as " the increased interconnectedness and interdependence of peoples and countries. It is generally understood to include two inter-related elements: the opening of international borders to increasingly fast flows of goods, services, finance, people and ideas; and the changes in institutions and policies at national and international levels that facilitate or promote such flows."

What Is Globalization in the Economy?

According to the Committee for Development Policy (a subsidiary body of the United Nations), from an economic point of view, globalization can be defined as:
"(...) the increasing interdependence of world economies as a result of the growing scale of cross-border trade of commodities and services, the flow of international capital and the wide and rapid spread of technologies. It reflects the continuing expansion and mutual integration of market frontiers (...) and the rapid growing significance of information in all types of productive activities and marketization are the two major driving forces for economic globalization."

What Is Globalization in Geography?

In geography, globalization is defined as the set of processes (economic, social, cultural, technological, institutional) that contribute to the relationship between societies and individuals around the world. It is a progressive process by which exchanges and flows between different parts of the world are intensified.

Globalization and the G20: What is the G20?

The G20 is a global bloc composed by the governments and central bank governors from 19 countries and the European Union (EU). Established in 1999, the G20 gathers the most important industrialized and developing economies to discuss international economic and financial stability. Together, the nations of the G20 account for around 80% of global economic output, nearly 75 percent of all global trade, and about two-thirds of the world's population.

G20 leaders get together in an annual summit to discuss and coordinate pressing global issues of mutual interest. Though economics and trade are usually the centerpieces of each summit's agenda, issues like climate change, migration policies, terrorism, the future of work, or global wealth are recurring focuses too. Since the G20 leaders represent the " political backbone of the global financial architecture that secures open markets, orderly capital flows, and a safety net for countries in difficulty", it is often thanks to bilateral meetings during summits that major international agreements are achieved and that globalization is able to move forward.

The joint action of G20 leaders has unquestionably been useful to save the global financial system in the 2008/2009 crisis, thanks to trade barriers removal and the implementation of huge financial reforms. Nonetheless, the G20 was been struggling to be successful at coordinating monetary and fiscal policies and unable to root out tax evasion and corruption, among other downsides of globalization. As a result of this and other failures from the G20 in coordinating globalization, popular, nationalist movements across the world have been defending countries should pursue their interests alone or form fruitful coalitions.

How Do We Make Globalization More Just?

The ability of countries to rise above narrow self-interest has brought unprecedented economic wealth and plenty of applicable scientific progress. However, for different reasons, not everyone has been benefiting the same from globalization and technological change: wealth is unfairly distributed and economic growth came at huge environmental costs. How can countries rise above narrow self-interest and act together or designing fairer societies and a healthier planet? How do we make globalization more just?

According to Christine Lagarde, former President of the International Monetary Fund, " debates about trade and access to foreign goods are as old as society itself " and history tells us that closing borders or protectionism policies are not the way to go, as many countries doing it have failed.

Lagarde defends we should pursue globalization policies that extend the benefits of openness and integration while alleviating their side effects. How to make globalization more just is a very complex question that involves redesigning economic systems. But how? That's the question.

Globalization is deeply connected with economic systems and markets, which, on their turn, impact and are impacted by social issues, cultural factors that are hard to overcome, regional specificities, timings of action and collaborative networks. All of this requires, on one hand, global consensus and cooperation, and on the other, country-specific solutions, apart from a good definition of the adjective "just".

When Did Globalization Begin? The History of Globalization

For some people, this global phenomenon is inherent to human nature. Because of this, some say globalization begun about 60,000 years ago, at the beginning of human history. Throughout time, human societies' exchanging trade has been growing. Since the old times, different civilizations have developed commercial trade routes and experienced cultural exchanges. And as well, the migratory phenomenon has also been contributing to these populational exchanges. Especially nowadays, since traveling became quicker, more comfortable, and more affordable.

This phenomenon has continued throughout history, notably through military conquests and exploration expeditions. But it wasn't until technological advances in transportation and communication that globalization speeded up. It was particularly after the second half of the 20th century that world trades accelerated in such a dimension and speed that the term "globalization" started to be commonly used.

Examples of Globalization (Concept Map)

Because of trade developments and financial exchanges, we often think of globalization as an economic and financial phenomenon. Nonetheless, it includes a much wider field than just flowing of goods, services or capital. Often referred to as the globalization concept map, s ome examples of globalization are:

Economic globalization: is the development of trade systems within transnational actors such as corporations or NGOs;

Financial globalization: can be linked with the rise of a global financial system with international financial exchanges and monetary exchanges. Stock markets, for instance, are a great example of the financially connected global world since when one stock market has a decline, it affects other markets negatively as well as the economy as a whole.

Cultural globalization: refers to the interpenetration of cultures which, as a consequence, means nations adopt principles, beliefs, and costumes of other nations, losing their unique culture to a unique, globalized supra-culture;

Political globalization: the development and growing influence of international organizations such as the UN or WHO means governmental action takes place at an international level. There are other bodies operating a global level such as NGOs like Doctors without borders or

Sociological globalization: information moves almost in real-time, together with the interconnection and interdependence of events and their consequences. People move all the time too, mixing and integrating different societies;

Technological globalization: the phenomenon by which millions of people are interconnected thanks to the power of the digital world via platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Skype or Youtube.

Geographic globalization: is the new organization and hierarchy of different regions of the world that is constantly changing. Moreover, with transportation and flying made so easy and affordable, apart from a few countries with demanding visas, it is possible to travel the world without barely any restrictions;

Ecological globalization: accounts for the idea of considering planet Earth as a single global entity - a common good all societies should protect since the weather affects everyone and we are all protected by the same atmosphere. To this regard, it is often said that the poorest countries that have been polluting the least will suffer the most from climate change.

The Benefits of Globalization

Globalization has benefits that cover many different areas. It reciprocally developed economies all over the world and increased cultural exchanges. It also allowed financial exchanges between companies, changing the paradigm of work. Many people are nowadays citizens of the world. The origin of goods became secondary and geographic distance is no longer a barrier for many services to happen. Let's dig deeper.

The Engine of Globalization - An Economic Example

The most visible impacts of globalization are definitely the ones affecting the economic world. Globalization has led to a sharp increase in trade and economic exchanges, but also to a multiplication of financial exchanges.

In the 1970s world economies opened up and the development of free trade policies accelerated the globalization phenomenon. Between 1950 and 2010, world exports increased 33-fold. This significantly contributed to increasing the interactions between different regions of the world.

This acceleration of economic exchanges has led to strong global economic growth. It fostered as well a rapid global industrial development that allowed the rapid development of many of the technologies and commodities we have available nowadays.

Knowledge became easily shared and international cooperation among the brightest minds speeded things up. According to some analysts, globalization has also contributed to improving global economic conditions, creating much economic wealth (thas was, nevertheless, unequally distributed - more information ahead).

Globalization Benefits - A Financial Example

At the same time, finance also became globalized. From the 1980s, driven by neo-liberal policies, the world of finance gradually opened. Many states, particularly the US under Ronald Reagan and the UK under Margaret Thatcher introduced the famous "3D Policy": Disintermediation, Decommissioning, Deregulation.

The idea was to simplify finance regulations, eliminate mediators and break down the barriers between the world's financial centers. And the goal was to make it easier to exchange capital between the world's financial players. This financial globalization has contributed to the rise of a global financial market in which contracts and capital exchanges have multiplied.

Globalization - A Cultural Example

Together with economic and financial globalization, there has obviously also been cultural globalization. Indeed, the multiplication of economic and financial exchanges has been followed by an increase in human exchanges such as migration, expatriation or traveling. These human exchanges have contributed to the development of cultural exchanges. This means that different customs and habits shared among local communities have been shared among communities that (used to) have different procedures and even different beliefs.

Good examples of cultural globalization are, for instance, the trading of commodities such as coffee or avocados. Coffee is said to be originally from Ethiopia and consumed in the Arabid region. Nonetheless, due to commercial trades after the 11th century, it is nowadays known as a globally consumed commodity. Avocados, for instance, grown mostly under the tropical temperatures of Mexico, the Dominican Republic or Peru. They started by being produced in small quantities to supply the local populations but today guacamole or avocado toasts are common in meals all over the world.

At the same time, books, movies, and music are now instantaneously available all around the world thanks to the development of the digital world and the power of the internet. These are perhaps the greatest contributors to the speed at which cultural exchanges and globalization are happening. There are also other examples of globalization regarding traditions like Black Friday in the US, the Brazilian Carnival or the Indian Holi Festival. They all were originally created following their countries' local traditions and beliefs but as the world got to know them, they are now common traditions in other countries too.

Why Is Globalization Bad? The Negative Effects of Globalization

Globalization is a complex phenomenon. As such, it has a considerable influence on several areas of contemporary societies. Let's take a look at some of the main negative effects globalization has had so far.

The Negative Effects of Globalization on Cultural Loss

Apart from all the benefits globalization has had on allowing cultural exchanges it also homogenized the world's cultures. That's why specific cultural characteristics from some countries are disappearing. From languages to traditions or even specific industries. That's why according to UNESCO, the mix between the benefits of globalization and the protection of local culture's uniqueness requires a careful approach.

The Economic Negative Effects of Globalization

Despite its benefits, the economic growth driven by globalization has not been done without awakening criticism. The consequences of globalization are far from homogeneous: income inequalities, disproportional wealth and trades that benefit parties differently. In the end, one of the criticisms is that some actors (countries, companies, individuals) benefit more from the phenomena of globalization, while others are sometimes perceived as the "losers" of globalization. As a matter of fact, a recent report from Oxfam says that 82% of the world's generated wealth goes to 1% of the population.

The Negative Effects of Globalization on the Environment

Many critics have also pointed out that globalization has negative effects on the environment. Thus, the massive development of transport that has been the basis of globalization is also responsible for serious environmental problems such as greenhouse gas emissions, global warming or air pollution.

At the same time, global economic growth and industrial productivity are both the driving force and the major consequences of globalization. They also have big environmental consequences as they contribute to the depletion of natural resources, deforestation and the destruction of ecosystems and loss of biodiversity. The worldwide distribution of goods is also creating a big garbage problem, especially on what concerns plastic pollution.

Globalization, Sustainable Development, and CSR

Globalization affects all sectors of activity to a greater or lesser extent. By doing so, its gap with issues that have to do with sustainable development and corporate social responsibility is short.

By promoting large-scale industrial production and the globalized circulation of goods, globalization is sometimes opposed to concepts such as resource savings, energy savings or the limitation of greenhouse gases. As a result, critics of globalization often argue that it contributes to accelerating climate change and that it does not respect the principles of ecology. At the same time, big companies that don't give local jobs and choose instead to use the manpower of countries with low wages (to have lower costs) or pay taxes in countries with more favorable regulations is also opposed to the criteria of a CSR approach. Moreover, the ideologies of economic growth and the constant pursuit of productivity that come along with globalization, also make it difficult to design a sustainable economy based on resilience.

On the other hand, globalization is also needed for the transitioning to a more sustainable world, since only a global synergy would really be able to allow a real ecological transition. Issues such as global warming indeed require a coordinated response from all global players: fight against CO2 emissions, reduction of waste, a transition to renewable energies. The same goes for ocean or air pollution, or ocean acidification, problems that can't be solved without global action. The dissemination of green ideas also depends on the ability of committed actors to make them heard globally.

The Road From Globalization to Regionalization

From a globalization perspective, regionalization means a world that is less interconnected and has a stronger regional focus.

Regionalization can also be analyzed from a corporate perspective. For instance, businesses such as McDonald's or Starbucks don't sell exactly the same products everywhere. In some specific stores, they consider people's regional habits. That's why the McChicken isn't sold in India, whereas in Portugal there's a steak sandwich menu like the ones you can get in a typical Portuguese restaurant.

Politically speaking, when left-wing parties are in power they tend to focus on their country's people, goods and services. Exchanges with the outside world aren't seen as very valuable and importations are often left aside.

Globalization Quotes by World Influencers

Many world leaders, decision-makers and influential people have spoken about globalization. Some stand out its positive benefits and others focus deeper on its negative effects. Find below some of the most interesting quotes on this issue.

Politic Globalization Quotes

Globalization quote by the former U.S President Bill Clinton ??

No generation has had the opportunity, as we now have, to build a global economy that leaves no-one behind. It is a wonderful opportunity, but also a profound responsibility.

Globalization quote by Barack Obama, former U.S. president ??

Globalization is a fact, because of technology, because of an integrated global supply chain, because of changes in transportation. And we're not going to be able to build a wall around that.

Globalization quote by Dominique Strauss-Kahn, former International Monetary Fund Managing Director ??

"We can't speak day after day about globalization without at the same time having in mind that...we need multilateral solutions."

Globalization quote by Stephen Harper, former Prime Minister of Canada ??

"We have to remember we're in a global economy. The purpose of fiscal stimulus is not simply to sustain activity in our national economies but to help the global economy as well, and that's why it's so critical that measures in those packages avoid anything that smacks of protectionism."

Globalization quote by Julia Gillard, Prime Minister of Australia ??

"My guiding principle is that prosperity can be shared. We can create wealth together. The global economy is not a zero-sum game."

Other Globalization Quotes

Globalization quote by the spiritual leader Dalai Lama ??

"I find that because of modern technological evolution and our global economy, and as a result of the great increase in population, our world has greatly changed: it has become much smaller. However, our perceptions have not evolved at the same pace; we continue to cling to old national demarcations and the old feelings of 'us' and 'them'."

The famous German sociologist Ulrich Beck also spoke of globalization ??

"Globalization is not only something that will concern and threaten us in the future, but something that is taking place in the present and to which we must first open our eyes."

Globalization quote by Bill Gates, owner and former CEO of Microsoft ??

"The fact is that as living standards have risen around the world, world trade has been the mechanism allowing poor countries to increasingly take care of really basic needs, things like vaccination."

Globalization quote by John Lennon, member of the music band The Beatles ??

Imagine there's no countries. It isn't hard to do. Nothing to kill or die for. And no religion, too. Imagine all the people. Living life in peace. You, you may say I'm a dreamer. But I'm not the only one. I hope someday you will join us. And the world will be as one

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What is Globalization? Examples, Definition, Benefits and Effects

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What is the definition of globalization in simple words? How can it be more just? Examples of globalization, together with its benefits and negative effects

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I think I am a local of Shunde, since I grow up here and everything I usually touch are all from here，such as the activities I do with my family and the shops that I like to visit with my friends.  Shunde stored  many memories of mine whatever it is funny or depressed.,so it is a valuable place for me.

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I'm a local of Shunde. Sixteen years ago since I was born there, I became a local person. As time went by, almost everything in this city was relevant to me. I follow customs that local people follow, I eat food that local people eat, and I go anywhere which is called the local place. Those streets, restaurants, libraries I have visited, those friends, teachers, and classmates I have known, those education, growth, and experiences I have gained, all these pieces of evidence not only tell me I'm a local but prove me a local.

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I'm a local in Jiangmen. I can speak the local Cantonese, and I know the traditional customs there, the way that people think and their routines. For example, in every morning, there are always many elderly people going to restaurant to shop for food. I found that I can know more about the community by observation and communication and I'm willing to talk to the locals as well. However, I think that I may belong to other places in the future according to my experience. I believe that there is no barrier between people regardless of age, nationality, etc. if we are inclusive.

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I’m a local of Hunan, that’s my first hometown. But I living in and grow at Shunde. Because here have better service and education resources here. So my family choose to living here. And also my cousins and some uncles are living here.So I think it the second hometown of me.

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I am local of China because Chinese people are unite have a sense of caring and have a warn heart which I felt safety and I would not feel lonely. Besides, I live in China for 16 years since I am a child which I knew everything and most of my live times was spend in China , so I am the person who experienced the local and learn the Chinese culture as my first culture which I. personal think I am a local of China. I love my country wo ai zhong guo .

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I am a local of both Hunan and Shunde. I was born in Hunan. Although I only spent a minor living in my hometown, I made several childhood friends there. Shunde is the place where I grew up and received my education. I love the natural environment, tasty food, and the locals in Shunde. Nevertheless, I still miss Hunan and my friends in my hometown. I appreciate both Hunan's enthusiasm and Shunde's calm. That's what makes me think I'm a "muti-local".

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In my opinion I am multi-local.

I grow up in Shunde, and I know where I can get my favorite milk tea in the fastest way. I can chat with my friends by making them a phone call, and decide when we can meet next time. My family members are all here, and they will support me whenever I need.

However, my mom is from Jiangsu, and I always  write about this impressive and breathtaking place in my articles. I told others I was from that place when I was still young, but seriously I can’t even understand and speak their local language or name out some of their famous dishes. But I am so familiar with Jiangsu as I have written so many times about the foggy spring and drowsy showers.

Someone said hometown is somewhere you will dream about when you are somewhere else. I never dream about Jiangsu though Shunde always appears in my dream and makes me feel I am home.

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Guangzhou people sometimes the UK people.
About where I've born seems blurry...anyway last assuming that I was raised in Guangzhou. And I think I've been staying in that fluorescent city for like quite a lot of time. It's quite good tho but I got fed up with it. Somehow I shifted to Shunde and I'm on my way to exploration lol.

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I was born in Shunde, and grew up in Shunde either. I familiar with everything in here. For instance the food, culture, and people. Guangdong have very unique culture compare with other cities in China. Guangdong have their own rituals like eating morning tea in some hotels or restaurants with their family and friends. People often drink tea and eat traditional Dim sum. That the way to let people feel relax and that why I living here for 16 years.

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Where are you a local? I propose a three-step test.  I ask myself the three Rs that Taiye Selasi said. My rituals, I drink milk everyday to maintain my body in a health state. I go to school almost everyday except the weekend or the holidays in Shunde. My family are living in Shunde, some of the relatives are not counted. Also my name is written on the Household Register with my parents witch has shown I am belong to Shunde. So that is how I identify myself, I am a Shunde local.

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I used to be Multilocal, a part in Canada, where my 3Rs were mostly there. But now, I'm a local in Guangdong, because my daily routines, such as gaming, occur here. Similarly, most of my relationships occur here as well, but since the development of the internet, I think the location of these people do not matter that much these days. As for my restrictions, I would include the COVID situation, and also my family's expectations, which answers the question of, "Why aren't I there".

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I am a local of Shunde since I live here and grew up here. Also, my family and friends are here, and they support me, giving me a sense of belonging. What's more, I study here, and I am very familiar with all the things here. I can get all I need without going out, so I spend most of my time here. Living in Shunde makes me happy and I enjoy living here.

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I am a local of Shunde. the reason is I was born here, and I have childhood memories at this place. Also, almost all my deep-relationship people are here. What's more, my rituals are smilar as people's who live here, maybe is the culture here has made them habits for me.

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Local of Foshan,China. I was born in here and grew up here. This is the place where I get the education and contribute the relationship with my friends here. I am familiar with the food here, culture here and the language here. I use the Cantonese for my daily communication with my friends or families, eat the Yuecai and have the local festival with the local people.

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I think I am a local of both Shunde and Hong Kong. I born in HK, but I grew up in Shunde, and my whole family is in here. In a way, I am familiar with almost everything in Shunde, and I can say that I'm a real local person here. However, I went to HK frequently that almost every half month before the COVID, and I feel quite familiar with HK this city as well. What's more, I like this city, so there is a feeling for me that I belong to this modern city. Both HK and Shunde give me a sense of belonging.

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I'm a local of Shunde, China. For my rituals, I have the similar habits and followthe same customs with all people that are born and grow in Shunde. For my relationship, my family are all born and grow in Shunde, as well as my best friends. For my restriction, my passport decided I'm a citizen of China which also decided where I can go and how long I can remain in other countries.

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I am a local of Guangzhou even my registered residence is in Wenzhou , but I was born in Guangzhou and all my family members are all with me in Guangzhou. I feel familiar with this city, and my friends are all around me. Most importantce is i can feel lots of happiness in this city.🥩🥩🥩🥩🥩🥩

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I'm a local of Guangzhou, because my parents and grandpa grandma are there, they take care of me a lot. And my dogs live in Guangzhou with my parents too, they bring me happiness. I spent almost my whole life in Guangzhou, and the place gave me a sense of belonging. Also, Guangzhou is a prt of China, and I'm a Chinese, because of the common points of cultures in China and Guangzhou, I have a sense of belonging.

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A local of GUANGZHOU, since I was born there, and my families and friends are there as well. All of these built a kind of connections between this city and myself. :D

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Country we choose: Australia
Q1:
(5 traveling practices will affect the ecology)
1.littering Of Tourist Spots By irresponsible Tourists
2. introduction/spread of weeds
3. trampling of vegetation
4. feed the wild animals
5. depletion of natural resources

Q3:
solution shown in picture⬆️

Q4: (Order)
1. Introducing & Spreading of weeds
2.  littering Of Tourist Spots By irresponsible Tourists
3. feed the wild animals
4. depletion of natural resources
5. trampling of vegetation

Q5:
Introducing & Spreading of weeds

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1: Country: Australia
2 and 3:
*Water pollution(government or NGO can coperate with the tourism companies to deal with that kinds of problems, especially the pollution from cruise ship travelling);
*Air pollution(government can legislate to limit the maximun number of vihecles that tourists can rent every day/every season) ;
*Waste of resources(the tourism agency/company should inform tourists that they shouldn't waste resources, for example food and water, government can also put up some poster to appeal them for saving resources)  ;
*Land degradation(intensifly the suppervision of throwing litter unregularly, and increase the fine);
*Aesthetic pollution(government should strength the supervision of buildings)
4: ^government or NGO can coperate with the tourism companies to deal with that kinds of problems, especially the pollution from cruise ship travelling;
^government can legislate to limit the maximun number of vihecles that tourists can rent every day/every season
^the tourism agency/company should inform tourists that they shouldn't waste resources, for example food and water, government can also need to appeal them for saving resources;
^intensifly the suppervision of throwing litter unregularly, and increase the fine;
^government should strength the supervision of unregular buildings
5: government can legislate to limit the maximun number of vihecles that tourists can rent every day/every season, and using technology to help...