According to International Monetary Fund, Globalization refers to the increasing integration of economies around the world, particularly through trade and financial flows. The term sometimes also ...

Read “What Comes After Globalization?” in the print edition of Jacobin. How does this differ from the current globalization (Globalization II) conventionally dated from the fall of the Berlin Wall in ...

But globalization, the trend toward these things moving ever more freely between countries, has seen ebbs and flows over the decades and most recently has hit what appears to be a momentary peak. The ...

This article explores how globalization affects Pakistan, highlighting the paradox of its low carbon footprint juxtaposed with significant environmental and socio-economic challenges.

Globalization refers to the growing interconnection of nations' economies. It is the spread of products, investment, technology across national borders and cultures.

Globalization — the flow of goods, service, capital, energy, data, and people across borders — is everywhere from our food to our phones and fuels every industry.

Globalization, or the increasing integration of economies around the world, is a complex phenomenon with a long history. Learn more about how it started.

The challenge for multinational companies is to make sure they understand and know how to navigate the new realities of globalization, which are: Globalization will be increasingly driven and ...

Globalization has enhanced the living standards of Pakistani women, and the media and advertisement necessities of people have increased.

The world is experiencing a geopolitical recession that has left globalization adrift rather than the end of economic integration, writes Ian Bremmer.