The Sociology of Globalization: History, Causes and Consequences


Essay, 2012

10 Seiten, Note: 1


Inhaltsangabe oder Einleitung

We eat Spanish tomatoes, drink French wine, drive Japanese cars and wear clothes produced in Bangladesh. Europeans celebrate Halloween, the whole world is listening to American Pop Music and our neighbours come from all over the world.
This shows that economy and society have reached a global level. Due to this, globalization has become a key issue in the social analysis of economy over the past years. In this work, I will analyse the sociological understandings of globalization, its causes and its consequences. Starting from a definition of globalization and the connection of globalization and capitalism, I will then point out the origins of globalization and the subjects in sociology of globalization. I will analyse the causes and consequences of globalization from a sociological point of view. I come to the conclusion that globalization led to an increase of welfare all over the world but there are also new problems which need to be solved.

Details

Titel
The Sociology of Globalization: History, Causes and Consequences
Hochschule
Universität Wien
Veranstaltung
Economic Sociology
Note
1
Autor
Jahr
2012
Seiten
10
Katalognummer
V197030
ISBN (eBook)
9783656257981
ISBN (Buch)
9783656258797
Dateigröße
395 KB
Sprache
Englisch
Schlagworte
sociology, globalization, economic sociology, economy, history, causes, consequences, spirit, wallerstein, bartelson, tonkiss, unequality, european union, eu, stiglitz, bairoch, cohesion, justice, global economy, globalizations
Arbeit zitieren
Maximilian Ambros (Autor:in), 2012, The Sociology of Globalization: History, Causes and Consequences, München, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/197030

Kommentare

  • Noch keine Kommentare.
Blick ins Buch
Titel: The Sociology of Globalization: History, Causes and Consequences



Ihre Arbeit hochladen

Ihre Hausarbeit / Abschlussarbeit:

- Publikation als eBook und Buch
- Hohes Honorar auf die Verkäufe
- Für Sie komplett kostenlos – mit ISBN
- Es dauert nur 5 Minuten
- Jede Arbeit findet Leser

Kostenlos Autor werden