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Meanings of globalization in English

Portuguese
globalização
Catalan
globalitzacio
Spanish
globalización

Growth to a global or worldwide scale.

globalização
Usage of globalization in English
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They frequently target globalization, but France can only benefit from free trade.
The new yorker
2
By stealth, globalization has already changed the balance and distribution of power.
Feminist dot com
3
Some speculated that globalization and the internet will spawn a global monoculture.
Wired
4
His effort to elucidate the complexities of globalization abounds with revealing stories.
Reuters
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The dollar has benefited in the past from globalization and freer trade.
Reuters
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Probably the answer lies substantially in changes in technology and in globalization.
Reuters
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It's an active strategy for companies in the course of globalization.
Reuters
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Communist China is the world's champion of free trade and globalization.
Reuters
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Could you please elaborate how democracy, globalization, and feminism work together.
Feminist dot com
10
Therefore, globalization has emerged as an essential mechanism of disease transmission.
Pubmed
11
It could increase inequality, and we've seen that in technology generally in globalization.
Wired
12
As globalization brings people with incompatible attitudes into contact, cultural conflicts inevitably arise.
Pubmed
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It's our responsibility to make globalization be what we want it to be.
Reuters
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Since globalization promotes democracy, it should make the world more green, not less.
Wired
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Harish believes that globalization will lead to a world without boundaries or divisions.
The new yorker
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There is good evidence that globalization is slowing, if not reversing.
Reuters
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Globalization through the time
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