What Is Neoliberalism?

Neoliberalism is a policy model—bridging politics, social studies, and economics

—that seeks to transfer control of economic factors to the private sector from the
public sector. It tends towards free-market capitalism and away from government
spending, regulation, and public ownership.

The advantages of transferring government-owned assets to the private sector are increased
efficiency and profits, largely because competition incentivizes innovation and improvement.
The disadvantages of privatization are decreased regulation and government revenue.
Institutions not owned by the government do not directly deliver the government revenue, and
these institutions also have more freedom to pursue their own interests, which may negatively
affect consumers, without government control.

Globalization, at its most basic, means simply the long-term, secular trend towards ever-
greater interpenetration and interdependence of the world's economies. And this is
indeed inevitable. Over the centuries, as production processes have developed and grown
more sophisticated, their linkages have increased

The good side of globalization is all about the efficiencies and opportunities open markets
create. Business can communicate efficiently and effectively with their partners, suppliers, and
customers and manage better their supplies, inventories, and distribution network

Globalization in a broad sense is the process or processes that increase the movement of
people, culture, technology, ideologies and information across the world.

G10 History. The GAB was formed in 1962, when the governments of eight IMF members—
Belgium, Canada, France, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and the United
States—and the central banks of Germany and Sweden, agreed to make resources
available to the IMF.
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The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank were both created at an

international conference convened in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, United States in
July 1944. The goal of the conference was to establish a framework for economic
cooperation and development that would lead to a more stable and prosperous global
economy.

The IMF’s mandate. The IMF promotes international monetary cooperation and

provides policy advice and capacity development support to help countries build and
maintain strong economies.

The World Bank’s mandate. The World Bank promotes long-term economic

development and poverty reduction by providing technical and financial support to help
countries reform certain sectors or implement specific projects—such as building
schools and health centers, providing water and electricity, fighting disease, and
protecting the environment.

A free trade area is an area inside a country or state where free-trade rules (in general, but
depending on the country and circumstance) apply. 

free trade is the unrestricted purchase and sale of goods and services between countries
without the imposition of constraints such as tariffs, duties and quotas. 

There are several important differences between Asean and the EU. The

firstdifference is that Asean is an inter-governmental organisation. The EU, incontrast,
is a supranational organisation in which its member states have agreed, in certain
areas, such as trade, to pool their sovereignties

That while, the Global North represent the economically developed societies of Europe, North
America, Australia, Israel, South Africa, amongst others, the Global South represents the
economically backward countries of Africa, India, China, Brazil, Mexico amongst others. While
Global North countries are wealthy, technologically advanced, politically stable and aging as
their societies tend towards zero population growth the opposite is the case with Global South
countries. While Global South countries are agrarian based, dependent economically and
politically on the Global North, the Global North has continued to dominate and direct the global
 south in international trade and politics. Key Words: Human Development, Levels of
Productivity, Population Growth, Dependency Burden, Export

Cultural dopes are empty vessels into which society pours a defined assortment of

goals, beliefs, symbols, norms, and values. These elements of culture determine the
actions of individuals

Example  The term “cultural dope” invites criticism of social scientific models that place
specific actions in a dependent relationship to general cultural norms and institutional
structures

DETERRI=the severance of social, political, or cultural practices from their native

places and populations.

relating to the region immediately beneath the skin.

he most frequent mode of administration is the hypodermic method, on account of the

extreme rapidity with which it is absorbed. Of the numerous preparations only two need
be mentioned - the liquid extract (dose 10 minims to 2 drachms or more), and
the hypodermic injection.

Glocalization is the "simultaneous occurrence of both universalizing and particularizing

tendencies in contemporary social, political, and economic systems." The notion of glocalization
"represents a challenge to simplistic conceptions of globalization processes as linear
expansions of territorial scales
 Starbucks in Shanghai, China.
 Starbucks in Kuwait.
 Starbucks in Moscow, Russia.
Hybridity, in its most basic sense, refers to mixture. The term originates from biology and was
subsequently employed in linguistics and in racial theory in the nineteenth century. Its contemporary
uses are scattered across numerous academic disciplines and is salient in popular culture.
Cultural hybridity is when a person from a different background adds to anotherculture. One
advantage of this is that people can become more acceptant of other beliefs, races, languages, and
religion

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In an increasingly globalized environment, organizations in different nations can expand
their reach and effectiveness by building global partnerships, transnational partnerships and
international strategic alliances with other organizations.

deterritorialization refers to the weakening of ties between a location and the cultural entities
such as people, objects, languages, or traditions associated with that location.
Global ethic with norms applying to individuals prescribing political action concerned
with other individuals; ... But this is the kind of project that we are not interested in
when we think of global justice and the problems that motivate us to take up a search
for principles of a global ethic.

Religion is a cultural system of designated behaviors and practices, morals, worldviews,

texts, sanctified places, prophecies, ethics, or organizations, that relates humanity to
supernatural, transcendental, or spiritual elements. However, there is no scholarly
consensus over what precisely constitutes a religion

paradoxical effect is an effect of medical treatment, usually a drug, opposite to the effect
which would normally be expected. An example of a paradoxical reaction is pain caused
by a pain relief medication

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abaraham Globalization is now an ubiquitous word. We hear and read it everywhere.

Perhaps none of the earlier epochs that have affected the course of humanity were
more spectacular and dramatic than the evolution of a highly interdependent global
society -- a global village or city. The advances in technology, communication systems
and trade have brought about unprecedented developments in the lives of the people
on the globe. However, all these developments have not led to much improvement in
the quality of life. On the one hand, many of the problems faced by humanity remain
unsolved, and on the other, a lot of new problems have emerged. Nobody is sure of the
consequences if the challenges posed by the global phenomena are not met. The
futurologists are yet to predict the shape of things to come.

Individuals. Globalisation affects every aspect of an individual's life including, religion,

food, transport, language, music and clothing. It affects each individual differently
however, depending on a diverse number of factors such as location, education and
income

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The world ologopoly is made of global cities. s. We can think of this global grid as constituting a
new economic geography of centrality, one that cuts across national boundaries and increasingly
across the old North-South divide. It has emerged as a transnational space for the formation of
new claims by global capital but also by other types of actors.

2. must treat knowledge workers as assets' Knowledge workers use information to

guide decisions. Typical roles include lawyers, business strategists, engineers,
scientists and sales executives. ... Organisations that maximise the productivity of
their knowledge workers will have the advantage.

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Transnational family arrangements are prevalent worldwide because of stringent

migration policies in migrant receiving countries that make it difficult for families to
migrate together, families' attempts to escape violent conflict or persecution, or family
members' preferences,

More people are on the move now than ever before. There are an estimated 1 billion
migrants in the world today of whom 258 million are international migrants and 763
million internal migrants – one in seven of the world's population.

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Both hunger and obesity are defined differently in different parts of the world. Hunger is generally
defined as inadequate access to food, either because of famine or because of inability to grow or
purchase needed food. Even the most wealthy nations have individuals and families that face
hunger regularly, according to their definitions. Obesity is generally defined as being above the
normal weight for one's age and height, but this too differs among countries. Hunger and obesity are
not mutually exclusive, because obesity may be associated with high intake of fats and sugars, but
not with a balanced diet that could also reflect hunger, due to lack of intake of essential nutrients.
Hunger and obesity may or may not be related to amount one spends on food. They tend to be
linked more to access of food.