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the process by which the world is becoming interconnected as a result of massively increased trade and cultural exchange.

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What is globalisation? – BBC Bitesize Key Stage 3 Learning for Life and Work

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~ Economic
~ Social
~ Cultural
~ Political

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Growth of TNCs accelerates cross-border exchange of raw materials, components, finished manufactured goods and shares.

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Uses of mobile phones and platforms such as Facebook and Twitter enables people to gain social interconnectivity.

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Successful western cultural traits come to dominate in some territories eg. the 'Americanisation' or 'McDonaldisation' of tastes and fashions.

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the world bank, International monetary fund and world trade organisation work internationally to harmonise national economies.

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Factors that have accelerated the rate of globalisation?

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Factors that have accelerated the rate of globalisation?

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~ Technology such as steam power, air travel and internet
~ TNCs
~ Improved relationships between governments eg IGO, EU, WTO etc
~ Improved transport at an affordable rate
~ Lower tariffs
~ Communication
~ Competition
~ Containerisation
~ Mobile phones
~ Social networking

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Factors that increase globalisation pt 1 

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Factors that increase globalisation pt 1 

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Factors of Globalisation (Part 1) | A-level Geography | AQA, OCR, Edexcel

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Factors of Globalisation (Part 2) | A-level Geography | AQA, OCR, Edexcel