… and ‘counterculture’ have the same definition (Starr, 1985: 239). Though … as theatre and music.                                                   Globalization got a huge boost, because … English music also stimulated the globalisation of the English language. …

… country’s identity and architectonic definition of itself. Nationalism is manifested … Press, 2021); ‘Connectivity: A Hungarian Globalization Strategy’, European Council on Foreign … ;article/connectivity-a-hungarian-globalisation-strategy; and Hussar’s Cut …

… . Post-Colonial Consumption as Self-Definition In post-colonial societies, consumption … additional symbolic weight. Scholars of globalisation and identity have shown that … becomes a site of self-definition rather than mere acquisition. Luxury …

… , but the story continues By definition, a surprise comeback is hard … a single-minded reliance on globalisation in the early 2000s. In …

… logistics operations. Under this product definition, intelligent technologies are primarily deployed … two long-term, parallel product definitions: vehicles optimized for more … short-term, opportunity-driven expansion Globalization at this stage places demands …

… . In today’s world, economic globalization is deepening, with the interests … of polar shipping routes, the definition of outer space resource rights …

… especially in this era of globalisation would be economic deregulation, interplay … is culture? Quite an early definition of culture has been stated … state. As the bounds of globalisation increase in the current world …

… concerns. Black swans are, by definition, unpredictable, but the known disrupting … future. Everything from technology to globalisation itself continues to change around … the traditional business model. Globalisation’s earlier phase was designed …

… today's world, economic globalization is deepening, with the interests … of polar shipping routes, the definition of outer space resource rights …

… not the inevitable outcome of globalisation or technology, as it is … , driven by the spread of globalisation, has been to favour capital … .61 (the World Bank’s definition of ‘high inequality’ is a …