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Introduction to Globalization
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In this lesson, learn about some of the positives of global culture becoming more homogenous through globalization, as well as some of the negatives.
with University of ShedIn this lesson, learn about some of the positives of global culture becoming more homogenous through globalization, as well as some of the negatives.
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In this lesson, learn about new global legal institutions and norms being developed in response to macro-level changes and discover what the future may hold.
with University of ShedIn this lesson, learn about new global legal institutions and norms being developed in response to macro-level changes and discover what the future may hold.
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In this lesson, learn about the impact of climate change on the world, the role that globalization plays, and what can be done to reduce the impact.
with University of ShedIn this lesson, learn about the impact of climate change on the world, the role that globalization plays, and what can be done to reduce the impact.
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Quantifying globalization is a tricky task. In this lesson, learn about different indexes used for measuring globalization and examine the KOF index in depth.
with University of ShedQuantifying globalization is a tricky task. In this lesson, learn about different indexes used for measuring globalization and examine the KOF index in depth.
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Does everyone benefit from globalization? In this lesson, learn who benefits from globalization, and review why globalization benefits some more than others.
with University of ShedDoes everyone benefit from globalization? In this lesson, learn who benefits from globalization, and review why globalization benefits some more than others.
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