The Impact of Globalization on Cultural Identity: Globalization, characterized by

interconnectedness and cultural exchange, in uences identities and traditions worldwide.

Transnational ows of goods, media, and ideas shape cultural practices, languages, and social
norms. While globalization fosters cultural diversity and hybrid identities, it also raises concerns
about cultural homogenization and cultural imperialism. Indigenous communities and minority
cultures strive to preserve heritage amidst globalization's economic and technological
transformations. Cultural diplomacy and international collaborations promote mutual
understanding and respect for diverse cultural expressions in a globalized world
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