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-21st century
-digitalisation
-work and communication from all over the world

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-20th century
-export for all local shops
-allowed free trade
-„shrunk“ the world
-transportation of goods, services and people

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-Christopher Columbus (exploration)
-expansion of Europe
-colonisation of Africa & India
-trade routes
=>transfer goods, ideas,

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-growing global network/trade/influence
-more collaboration
-opportunity to travel anywhere
-import/export

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- transnational markets
-  multicultural companies
- more people to reach

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- child labor
- production: pollution and environmental damage
- transport: air and water pollution
- increased water requirement because of production of goods = lack of drinking water
- too much garbage (industrial waste)
- global warming

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- quality of ressources is not clear because of global flood of information
- permanent availability of personal data -> misuse of data

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- getting to know other cultures —> new experiences and cultural awareness
- ongoing exchange
- learning from eachother
- people can move and travel freely
- connecting people worldwide -> political activism more affective  = global civil society
- cooperation in education, human rights and aid organisations

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– process of globalisation  enables companies to achieve higher profits => the developing countries can get their share
- the lions‘ share can be used for upgrades concerning education system etc.
- job openings especially in developing countries
- stable economy
- improving standard of living
- economic migration (moving around the globe in order to get a job)
- a chance of fair global share
- building up and support poor countries and communities (improving infrastructure)
These countries have plenty of natural resources that are sold by western countries.

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- exploitation of people, child labour, inhuman conditions
- dominance of big players
- dependence on other countries
- risk of economic world crisis

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the three phases of globalisation by Thomas L. Friedman

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the three phases of globalisation by Thomas L. Friedman