Does the US support globalization?
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| Accordingly, globalization should be promoted. | |
| We propose that globalization processes affect people 0 s support of cultural protection- ism, both by a diversification view on globalization, that is, larger supply of goods, and by a nationalistic interpretation, that is, a threat to the nation and rising nationalism. | |
427 Citations | Empirical findings broadly support hypotheses and provide important implications for future research on market globalization. |
| First, globalization does, in fact, appear to promote good governance. | |
119 Citations | Using the globalization indexes published by the Swiss Economic Institute, we found strong and robust evidence of growth-stimulating effect of globalization processes, especially in social and economic dimensions. |
| In this sense, globalization is compatible with democracy. | |
| Through a diagnosis of five reoccurring ambiguities within the globalization literature, I argue that the concept of globalization lacks an empirical referent. | |
| How the state responds when globalization is intensifying will have a significant impact on its capacity to respond should globalization stumble. | |
34 Citations | Globalization is a contributing factor. |
120 Citations | This article argues against the juggernaut view of globalization, suggesting that much depends on how we engage with the forces of globalization to mitigate their worst consequences and use them to advantage. |
24 Sep 2012 31 Citations | The article argues that twenty-first century globalization is markedly different from twentieth century globalization and reviews the major changes. |
| In fact, as I will suggest below, globalization is a much older process and the imperatives that Griffin so aptly describes have been with us for a much longer period of time. | |
29 Citations | Dissecting the mechanisms through which globalization affects ethnocentrism, this study makes an important contribution to the literature of globalization. |
| We argue that if globalization is to be useful as a theoretical construct, then detailed research is required into the concrete and specific mechanisms that constitute globalization. |