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can cause conflict - people take freedom too far - even though it is positive to have freedom of speach etc. - not always land of the free - people 'watching' you more

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global culture from modern west that values equality, freedom, expression and reduced discrimination of gender, race, sexxuality, disability

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Capitalism = strong - economic growth is main goal - less priority on enviornment - economies that do not grow deemed failures - goes against sustainable development - devaluing enviornment + society

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emergence of global culture that values equality, freedom of expression and reduced discrimination - gender, sexuality or disability

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global media has helped turn the Paralympic Games into one of the world's biggest sporting events by celebrating achievements if elite athletes with disabilities. (equal rights)

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Improvement in income, education and health improvements for the next generation

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the physical environment is affected by this at both the local and global scale. livestock farming has become the new focus of agriculture, bringing a steep rise in emissions of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas.

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More disabled people can now enjoy equal rights. Previously disabled people may have been targeted for sterilization programmes

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leads to loss of identity in a country as people begin to see developed and better west e.g americanisation, then possibly loss of unity - people become to unidentify and detach themselves in a country

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westernised culture is derived on a high meat diet. As more emerging nations adopt the western diet, demand for meat products rise, which is extremely energy extensive and produces lathe volumes of methane gas (powerful green house); not to mention the ethical implications of factory farming to meet demands.

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As more regions around the world become increasingly aware of western culture, tribes such as those who inhabit the Amazon Tropical Rainforest, have started to migrate into more urban areas in order to achieve a higher quality of life. Languages are becoming more widely understood and trade and services available becomes easier with improved communication skills. Furthermore, as indigenous people become increasingly exposed to global culture, ethnic and cultural norms are becoming a thing of the past.

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globalisation helps stimulate new technology development, especially with the growth in FDI, which helps improve economic output, as well as increasing trade.  This would create many job opportunities for people in emerging countries in various different fields

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Less recognition to places that have unique cultural or physical significance.

eg) Liverpool Waterfront, the city of Bath and the 'Jurassic Coast'

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Local language and dialects are being eroded