Globalization can impact peace and order in both positive and negative ways. While increased trade and commerce tend to promote stability, foreign direct investment may not be as effective in advancing knowledge in African nations. Laws are also globalizing as countries agree on common legal standards, especially regarding business and international crimes. Education standards have risen with globalization as countries adopt successful foreign systems and more access to schooling, improving literacy and awareness of rights.
Globalization can impact peace and order in both positive and negative ways. While increased trade and commerce tend to promote stability, foreign direct investment may not be as effective in advancing knowledge in African nations. Laws are also globalizing as countries agree on common legal standards, especially regarding business and international crimes. Education standards have risen with globalization as countries adopt successful foreign systems and more access to schooling, improving literacy and awareness of rights.
Globalization can impact peace and order in both positive and negative ways. While increased trade and commerce tend to promote stability, foreign direct investment may not be as effective in advancing knowledge in African nations. Laws are also globalizing as countries agree on common legal standards, especially regarding business and international crimes. Education standards have risen with globalization as countries adopt successful foreign systems and more access to schooling, improving literacy and awareness of rights.
- the effects of peace and stability brought about by globalization as defined by
commerce are more significant than those brought about by globalization as defined by foreign direct investment. We come to the conclusion that foreign direct investment is not a potent tool for advancing and preserving African knowledge. We also draw the conclusion that the prospect for the knowledge economy in African countries may be realistic and attainable, as long as these countries continue to engage in the kind of globalization that enhances peace and stability. This is because the effects of globalization on peace and stability can influence governance in both positive and negative ways.
2. laws implemented; (10 points)
-The nation state has historically been the domain of law, with its courts and police enforcing the law. International law, in contrast, has historically had minimal enforcement capabilities. But as the world becomes more interconnected, new international legal institutions and standards are emerging. Intergovernmental cooperation is increasingly used to bring some of the most renowned international criminals to trial, while the International Criminal Court promises to prosecute heinous public offenders in accordance with a global criminal code. As nations agree to common legislation, rules, and legal procedures, business law is the one area of law that is globalizing the fastest. International regulations covering bankruptcy, intellectual property, banking practices, and many other aspects of corporate law are being developed by diplomats and jurists.
3. education (5 points)
-The standard of education has increased because of globalization. As a result of
globalization, nations had the chance to observe the finest educational systems in other countries and duplicate them. Foreign colleges were founded in emerging nations as a result of globalization. Numerous individuals were assisted by these universities in obtaining a top-notch education. Additionally, foreign investments in developing and undeveloped nations' educational systems helped to upgrade the facilities and infrastructure. Global literacy rates have increased as a result of people's increased awareness of the value of education. Many people have become more conscious of human rights and the flaws in domestic government as a result of globalization. Students are better able to contribute to the growth of their nations because to this practical education. SCHOOL OF TEACHER EDUCATION AND LIBERAL ARTS General Luna Road, Baguio City Philippines 2600 Website: www.ubaguio.edu Telefax No.: (074) 442-3071 E-mail Address: ub@ubaguio.edu