Globalization has led to cultural dissonance, acculturation, and deculturation, leading to emotional distress and psychiatric disorders in individuals and cultures.

Globalization, culture and mental health

Globalization has led to the spread of cultural diversity, with sociologists analyzing its causes and consequences, including global languages and the preservation of cultural identity and heritage.

Globalization, its essence, causes and consequences

Globalization has impacted identity, privacy, and psychological distress, but also allows for greater acknowledgement of our common humanity and collective efforts to tackle global problems.

Globalization, culture and psychology

Globalization creates an emergent global culture, threatening national cultures, but adaptable national cultures must emphasize core elements to remain relevant.

Toward an emergent global culture and the effects of globalization on obsolescing national cultures

Globalization's cultural consequences are diverse and complex, with no clear trend towards homogenization or polarization, and cultures incorporating elements from each other to create hybrid forms.

Globalization's Cultural Consequences

Globalization leads to bicultural identities, identity confusion, and extended identity explorations beyond adolescence.

The psychology of globalization.

Globalization has reduced cultural diversity and increased hegemonic control, leading to the dominance of Western culture and the spread of extremist tendencies in third-world countries.

Impact of Globalization on World Culture

Globalization has transformed economic into cultural aspects, posing challenges to national identity, local culture, and traditional forms of everyday life.

The Cultures of Globalization

Australians' cosmopolitan views are shaped by social structure and boundaries, influencing their identification with humanity and the globe.

Attitudes towards globalization and cosmopolitanism: cultural diversity, personal consumption and the national economy.

Cultural globalization can lead to increased intrastate conflicts due to the impact of economic, social, and political integration on local cultures.

Cultural globalization and intrastate conflict

Globalization is a complex syndrome influenced by labor and power dynamics, regionalism, and resistance movements, offering benefits to some but also causing tensions and generating alternative scenarios.

The Globalization Syndrome

Globalization leads to homogenization, rather than polarization or hybridization, as cultural differences between Western and non-Western countries tend to increase slightly over time, with the direction of influence mostly from Western to non-Western countries.

Do cultures clash?

Parallelization in cultural globalization theory suggests that paradoxical events, such as carbon emissions and migration, can simultaneously occur at a global scale, resulting in increased resilience and integration.

Parallelization: the Fourth Leg of Cultural Globalization Theory

Globalization has led to increased migration, social rights issues, and economic freedom, but also increased the gap between rich and poor.

IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROCESSES

Globalization has both positive and negative implications for public administration, with potential threats to democracy, community, and elite empowerment.

Globalization and Public Administration

Globalization is driven by the information technology revolution, increased multinational production, and international finance, with government liberalization primarily driven by macroeconomic benefits.

The Causes of Globalization

Globalization has significantly impacted employment, education, and rural culture in Uttarakhand, causing environmental degradation and posing new risks to society.

IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION ON EMPLOYMENT, EDUCATION AND RURAL CULTURE IN HIMALAYA’S OF UTTARAKHAND

Social globalization enhances international tourism, but the direct effect on growth is not significant for developing economies.

Does Social Globalization Affect the Relationship Between International Tourism and Economic Growth?

Globalization increases migration, causing ethnic conflicts and terrorist threats, necessitating urgent implementation of the Commission on Global Governance's recommendations.

Globalization: implications for immigrants and refugees

Globalization has improved population health and health systems, but also presents challenges, such as increased health disparities and a lack of universal health coverage.

Impacts of Globalization in Health

What are the causes and consequences of globalization on cultures and societies?

Some studies suggest globalization leads to cultural dissonance, identity confusion, and the dominance of Western culture, while other studies highlight the spread of cultural diversity, hybrid forms, and a greater acknowledgment of common humanity.