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…a propensity to operate in countries that are flexible enough to be able to move their businesses elsewhere on a global scale. Transnational corporations normally operate at a high level that the global economic and social effect that they can have upon a country…

…institutions and their perspective economic influences. In today's global economy, though, this turns out not to be the case. With the rise of globalization some feel that the authority of the state is being seriously undermined. As Susan Strange points out…

…industrialised civilisation. It was difficult to decide between looking at the impact of globalisation on London or New York especially with the current climate in the USA after September 11th. Although New York is currently very relevant on a global level, when I…

…Globalisation is the process of increased integration between different economies of the world to create a unified global economy. Economists believe that this movement will lead to a more efficient allocation of resources as countries produce goods…

…experiencing an IT Revolution just as there was an Agricultural Revolution and an Industrial Revolution. He compares the two and then contrasts it by saying that the industrial revolution was slower and localised where as the IT revolution was faster and global…

…experiencing an IT Revolution just as there was an Agricultural Revolution and an Industrial Revolution. He compares the two and then contrasts it by saying that the industrial revolution was slower and localised where as the IT revolution was faster and global…

…a prediction - without the proper management and much-needed refocusing, the goal may not be easily attained. Although Softbank may seem like it has no problems or weaknesses, they do. Softbank is impacted by heightened global competition and challenged…

…in profound ways. Information age that he sensed came true, in which we live today. Intellectual development is changing the society into what he called “a global brain” instead of a global village as was predicted earlier. Teilhard named this phenomenon…

…of resistance (Foucault 1998:95) and any resistance must take this form, cannot resist on a unified global scale as Hardt and Negri envisage due to the incommunicability of separate struggles. Foucault's definition of power and resistance Foucault (1998:92-96…

…"The transformation of national segmented financial markets into integrated parts of the global financial market - the globalisation process - involves complex cross-border and cross-sectoral integration in which capital movements and financial services…