Globalization has seemed to be a major buzzword in the social sciences as of late. Is this a pressing phenomena or simply a global fad? Come here to discuss your thoughts on a topic that effects the world over!
Our aim is to discuss economics, religion, slavery, trade, politics, geo-politics, theory, philosophy, culture, war, civil society, foreign policy, international relations, global policy, marxism, liberalism (economic), conservatism, socialism, the environment, animal rights, sub-cultures, the future, the past, the present, labor, communism, neo-conservatism, and beyond, because I am sure I am leaving out a laundry list of possible topics.
Economic, Ideological, Cultural, and Political globalization all seem to exist in interconnected ways. What effects do the these processes have on the greater world?
This is a nice site with some good general information
The intention of this group is not to provide a forum to dictate an orthodox position or to decry those for voicing their unique opinions. It is, on the otherhand, a space where various discussants can work toward an objective truth through dialectical conversation and debate. All opinions are welcome but please avoid polemics.
A brief overview of globalization. Keep in mind many of the concepts presented have and are contended.
A great site sent to me by Muhammed about global policy
Globalization as a cultural phenomenon
...as an economic phenomenon