References: Arbuckle‚ J. and Wothke‚ W. (1995)‚ Amos 4.0 User’s Guide‚ SmallWaters Corporation‚ Chicago‚ IL. Balabanis‚ G.‚ Diamantopoulos‚ A.‚ Mueller‚ R. and T. Melewar (2001)‚ “The impact of nationalism‚ patriotism‚ and internationalism on consumer ethnocentric Belk‚ R. (1996)‚ “Hyperreality and globalization: culture in the age of Ronald McDonald”‚ Journal of International Consumer Marketing‚ Vol Bhuvaneswari G (1225109104) M Sridevi (1225109122) Ch Sandilya (1225109106) N
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C427 Study Guide Appadurai’s model: Five dimensions of global cultural flows Scapes help us to define our imagined worlds 1. Ethnoscapes- produced by flows of people: tourists‚ immigrants‚ refugees‚ exiles‚ and guest workers 2. Technoscapes- the machinery and plant flows produces by multinational and national corporations and government agencies ex. cars‚ food 3. Finanscapes- produced by the rapid flows of money in the currency markets and stock exchanges 4. Mediascapes- the repertoires
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To what extent would you regard Germany and Sweden as coordinated market economies? 1. Introduction In an era where internationalism is contemporary‚ it has become crucial for countries to liberalize markets and renovate traditional structures. This is particularly important for countries whose social values and economic relationships are based on public coordination. This essay is going to explore the degree to which we consider Germany and Sweden as modern coordinated market economies‚ and
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1.IntroductionGlobalization has become a driving force for many industries in today ’s world. Many successfully-growing companies have realized that going beyond the borders of their domestic market is the key growth strategy. Not only does an international expansion evolve as a reaction to ongoing globalization‚ but it is also a way to stay ahead of the ever-intensifying competition. Whenever customers are spread out geographically‚ the presence in every key market is crucial for the business to
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• Educational • Video • About Us The Nobel Prize in Literature 1913 Rabindranath Tagore Tagore and His India by Amartya Sen* Voice of Bengal Rabindranath Tagore‚ who died in 1941 at the age of eighty‚ is a towering figure in the millennium-old literature of Bengal. Anyone who becomes familiar with this large and flourishing tradition will be impressed by the power of Tagore’s presence in Bangladesh and in India. His poetry as well as his novels‚ short stories‚ and essays are very
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PAKISTAN AND THE MUSLIM WORLD ZULFIKAR ALI BHUTTO Reproduced By: Sani H. Panhwar Member Sindh Council‚ PPP Pakistan and the Muslim World; Copyright © www.bhutto.org 1 Speech delivered by Mr. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto‚ the Foreign Minister of Pakistan to the Pakistan Islamic Council for International Affairs‚ Karachi‚ June 13‚ 1965 An essential feature of the foreign policy of Pakistan is its marked emphasis on the extensive civilization of Islam as a force of emancipation and progress
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GHANA ARMED FORCES IN UNITED NATIONS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS INTRODUCTION 1. One of the greatest challenges to the development of mankind has been conflicts. Wherever individuals or groups come together‚ there is bound to be different ideas‚ goals and aspirations. The inability to resolve these differences into an acceptable common goal often degenerate into different form of conflicts. At all levels of human existence‚ many conflicts have had devastating effects.
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mass media have extended their reach in what is termed era of globalisation‚ marked by the end of the cold war and collapse of the Soviet Empire. This era of globalisation possesses unique features differentiating it from the former era of internationalism or imperialism which‚ had shaped the world‚ Geddens and Person (1998‚ p.64) define globalisation as 1 ‚the sine qua none of modernity‚ the intensification of worldwide social relations which‚ be events occurring many miles away and vice
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“The New World Order”: An Outline of the Post-Cold War Era Muzaffer Ercan YlLMAZ * Abstract This article provides an analytical discussion on post-Cold War developments and the emerging world order in that era. In this regard‚ some of the main characteristics of the international system‚ basic trends‚ and new threats in international relations are addressed‚ in that order. It is argued that while classical inter-state wars tend to decrease in the post-Cold War era‚ there are many other serious
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ANNALS‚ AAPSS‚ 570‚ July 2000 GLOB AL IZA TION’S CUL TURAL CON SE QUENCES THE ANNALS OF THE AMER ICAN AC A DEMY Globalization’s Cultural Consequences By ROBERT HOLTON ABSTRACT: Globalization has been associated with a range of cultural consequences. These can be analyzed in terms of three major theses‚ namely‚ homogenization‚ polarization‚ and hybridization. The homogenization thesis proclaims that global culture is becoming standardized around a Western or American pattern. While some evidence
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