What is globalization - Minjoo Kim

 1. Summary

Globalization refers to a phenomenon in which several civilizations converge into a single system as interdependence between countries increases. In other words, it means that the boundaries of nation-states are blurred and global society is integrated regardless of political, economic, technological, social and cultural sectors.
This globalization has five meanings.
It has the meaning of globalization as internationalization, globalization as liberalization, globalization as universalization, globalization as westernization, and globalization as de-borderization.

2. My thoughts
I think globalization starts from what many other countries know about the existence of a country's culture. For example, K-pop a few years ago only showed the existence of a word that collectively refers to one of the song genres of Korea, but as globalization progressed, several global platforms emerged, and through this global platform, K-pop is no longer just a song genre of a country, but the world is enthusiastic about it. I think it's very interesting that the whole world can like one genre together.

3. Discussion
As globalization progresses, what happens in one country is not just limited to one country, but it is affecting several countries. How can we minimize the negative effects in this world?

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