Global

Networks
Members Keint Sibal Jovie Grecia Tyra Macale

Sophia Austria Hillary Rosello Ronald Hicap

 Key Concepts
Cultural Globalization
Economic Globalization
Political Globalization
Globalization
Global Networks
Labor
Interdependence
Migration
Pull Factors
Push Factors
GLOBAL
Network
GLOBAL NETWORK
Network of individuals, communities,

organizations that operate globally

Globalization
 Globalization
as defined by the World Health Organization (WHO), is “the increased

interconnectedness and interdependence of peoples and countries. It is

generally understood to include two interrelated elements: the opening of

international borders to increasingly fast flows of goods, services, finance,

people and ideas; and the changes in institutions and policies at national and

international levels that facilitate or promote such flows.” It is a process of

interaction and integration among the people, companies and governments

of different nations, a process driven by international trade and investment

and aided by information technology.



is a term used to describe how trade and

technology have made the world into a

more connected and interdependent

place.
 TYPES
of

Globalization
Economic globalization
refers to the increasing interdependence of

world economies as a result of the growing

scale of cross-border trade of commodities

and services, flow of international capital

and wide and rapid spread of technologies.

social globalization
refers to the impact

of globalization on

the life and work of

people, on their

families, and their

societies.
political globalization
refers to the absence of

the absolute sovereignty

of a state’s political

borders over a certain

area as well as increased

interaction between the

systems of government
 In many developed countries, there are laws that

protect workers and businesses by establishing strict

regulations for labor conditions, or the conditions in

which people work. This can be related to when and

how long they work, the amount they are paid, and the

availability of safety equipment and safeguards for the

workers. As globalization brings more developing

countries into the global marketplace, there is a need to

establish laws to protect workers around the world.

Positive Effects of Globalization
Better Products at Lower Prices.
Collaboration and Shared Resources
Cross-Cultural Exchange
Spread of Knowledge and Technology
Quick Technological Advances
Increased Open-Mindedness and Tolerance
 Issues of Globalization
Social-Cultural ECONOMIC POLITICAL
Issues Issues Issues
a) Rise of New Powers
a) Global Health Crises b) Marginalization
a) Competing Regions and
c) Constraint on national/state

b) The growing worldwide

Nations policy making posed by external

inequality
b) Economic Exclusions demand from transnational

c) Managing difference

institutions.
among c) Increased Migration
d) Growing internationalization

d) Global changes in
d) Greater competitive
of global conflict, crime,

culture deeply
pressure of domestic firms to
terrorism, and environmental

multicultural countries
increase their productivity issues, and with an inadequate

affect education policies,

development of political

practices, and institutions institutions to address them.

Social-Cultural
Issues
a) Global Health Crises
b) The growing worldwide

inequality
c) Managing difference

among
d) Global changes in

culture deeply

multicultural countries

affect education policies,

practices, and institutions

 Issues of Globalization
Social-Cultural ECONOMIC POLITICAL
Issues Issues Issues
a) Rise of New Powers
a) Global Health Crises b) Marginalization
a) Competing Regions and
c) Constraint on national/state

b) The growing worldwide

Nations policy making posed by external

inequality
b) Economic Exclusions demand from transnational

c) Managing difference

institutions.
among c) Increased Migration
d) Growing internationalization

d) Global changes in
d) Greater competitive
of global conflict, crime,

culture deeply
pressure of domestic firms to
terrorism, and environmental

multicultural countries
increase their productivity issues, and with an inadequate

affect education policies,

development of political

practices, and institutions institutions to address them.

 ECONOMIC
Issues
a) Competing Regions and

Nations
b) Economic Exclusions
c) Increased Migration
d) Greater competitive

pressure of domestic firms to

increase their productivity

 Issues of Globalization
Social-Cultural ECONOMIC POLITICAL
Issues Issues Issues
a) Rise of New Powers
a) Global Health Crises b) Marginalization
a) Competing Regions and
c) Constraint on national/state

b) The growing worldwide

Nations policy making posed by external

inequality
b) Economic Exclusions demand from transnational

c) Managing difference

institutions.
among c) Increased Migration
d) Growing internationalization

d) Global changes in
d) Greater competitive
of global conflict, crime,

culture deeply
pressure of domestic firms to
terrorism, and environmental

multicultural countries
increase their productivity issues, and with an inadequate

affect education policies,

development of political

practices, and institutions institutions to address them.

 POLITICAL
Issues
a) Rise of New Powers
b) Marginalization
c) Constraint on national/state

policy making posed by external

demand from transnational

institutions.
d) Growing internationalization

of global conflict, crime,

terrorism, and environmental

issues, and with an inadequate

development of political

institutions to address them.

Labor
 Labor
the services performed by

workers for wages

Labor is the amount of

physical, mental, and social

effort used to produce goods

and services in an economy.

 In return for their

labor, workers

receive a wage to buy

Labor is the amount of

the goods and
The economy runs

physical, mental, and

services they don't
most efficiently

social effort used to

when all members

produce themselves.
produce goods and
are working at a

services in an economy.
job that uses their

It supplies the expertise,

best skills. It also

manpower, and service

helps when they are

needed to turn raw

paid according to

materials into finished

the value of the

products and services.

work produced.
Migr tion
A
Why do people migrate?
The cause of migration fall under 4 categories:

Political Environmental

Economic Cultural
Within these categories, Everett Lee conceptualized

that there are so-called factors categorized by

International Organization on Migration:

P us h
P u ll
Push P ull
are those that

Those that

motivate people to

leave their place

attract them to

such as food
their place of

shortage and war destination

TYPESof
of

Migration
Internal
Migration
This includes

persons or groups

moving to a new

place within ones

country.
External
Migration
This is moving to a

new residence in a

different country,

state, or continent.

 Emigration
This consists of persons or

groups departing from one

country in view of settling

to another

Immigration
This is a process where

individuals or groups

move into another

country for settlement.

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