The worlds of globalization have been incorporated into much of our everyday language. "Thinking globally" and "the global economy" are part of a jargon that assumes we are all part of one big global village, where national borders and national identities no longer matter. But what is globalization? And where is this global village? There is a tendency to conceive of globalization as primarily an economic affair ,but it is simultaneously as social ,cultural ,and political condition evident in, for example, an explosive growth of migration ,of tourist activity ,hybrid musical form, and heightened concern for global political strategies to meet threats and challenges to survival. It is obvious that the trend is towards the world being the context within which relationships are conducted, no matter how localized and particular an individual life may appear to be experienced .In fact; we involve four dimensions of globalization:
A-Globalization of the market
B- Globalization of production
C- Globalization of finance
D- Globalization of communication
Each of them requires and contributes towards an information infrastructure to cope with the change stresses and strains of world wide operation. So, globalization is not absolute concept but it is a process that has relative and unlimited concept .It is virtually a revolution, and reality .If we consider, it is essential to examine many globalizations. Among them, globalization o f economy is conspicuous.In some respects we are already living in it. The clothes in our local store were probably stitched together in the factories of Asia. Much of the food in our local supermarket will have been grown in Africa. It's easier than ever to buy music from America, read novels from Brazil and watch films from Japan. This process seems a very natural development if we live in a country like Britain or America. But it is not clear in third world country like Iran. Globalization works in the interests of all the world's people, not just a fortunate few. The dramatic growth in international trade over the past few years is one of the most striking features of globalization. The globalization of trade is the result not only of these new trade rules introduced by the world's governments. It is also dependent on two more concrete factors: - The development of communications technology, which allows orders to be relayed across the world in seconds -Cheaper transportation, which allows those orders to be fulfilled at greatly reduced cost. Multinational corporations can now set up factories in almost any country in the world, relying on increased levels of automation to take the place of the skilled workers who were formerly required to run the machines. Cheaper freight costs and instant communication facilities have allowed companies to coordinate production at different sites across the world. In fact, a third of global trade is just the international movement of goods between different parts of the same multinational. In the past, national investment regulations governed where and how a company could start production in a foreign country, and many countries regulated foreign investment on grounds of economic interest, cultural sensitivity or national security. Communications technology has made it possible to conduct financial transactions across the world at the click of a mouse. Over $1.5 trillion is traded on the world's foreign exchange markets every day.
A-Globalization of the market
B- Globalization of production
C- Globalization of finance
D- Globalization of communication
Each of them requires and contributes towards an information infrastructure to cope with the change stresses and strains of world wide operation. So, globalization is not absolute concept but it is a process that has relative and unlimited concept .It is virtually a revolution, and reality .If we consider, it is essential to examine many globalizations. Among them, globalization o f economy is conspicuous.In some respects we are already living in it. The clothes in our local store were probably stitched together in the factories of Asia. Much of the food in our local supermarket will have been grown in Africa. It's easier than ever to buy music from America, read novels from Brazil and watch films from Japan. This process seems a very natural development if we live in a country like Britain or America. But it is not clear in third world country like Iran. Globalization works in the interests of all the world's people, not just a fortunate few. The dramatic growth in international trade over the past few years is one of the most striking features of globalization. The globalization of trade is the result not only of these new trade rules introduced by the world's governments. It is also dependent on two more concrete factors: - The development of communications technology, which allows orders to be relayed across the world in seconds -Cheaper transportation, which allows those orders to be fulfilled at greatly reduced cost. Multinational corporations can now set up factories in almost any country in the world, relying on increased levels of automation to take the place of the skilled workers who were formerly required to run the machines. Cheaper freight costs and instant communication facilities have allowed companies to coordinate production at different sites across the world. In fact, a third of global trade is just the international movement of goods between different parts of the same multinational. In the past, national investment regulations governed where and how a company could start production in a foreign country, and many countries regulated foreign investment on grounds of economic interest, cultural sensitivity or national security. Communications technology has made it possible to conduct financial transactions across the world at the click of a mouse. Over $1.5 trillion is traded on the world's foreign exchange markets every day.
