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This 6-page paper focuses on how global economics and international governance has an impact (and not always for the good) on local environmentalism and social justice. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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horrific nightmare of huge airplanes crashing into towers. Basically, terrorism is something that strikes fear into most of the worlds population, leading governments from around the world to spend a
lot of money to try to fight the "war on terror." Yet there is a more insidious way in which society
and economies are being destroyed, and these methods have little to do with bombs, airplanes or fundamentalist groups bent on destroying society. Rather, the concept of globalization, global economies and
international governance is doing a good job of having a negative impact on both the environment and social systems world wide. According to many advocates, thought the destruction is slower
and more insidious, it is there - and could have a dire impact on society and the environment on the very near future.
But is the impact of globalization more extensive and dangerous than that of terrorism? With anything of this type, it depends on who you speak with. The supporters of
global economics and governance points out that ultimately all countries will benefit as wealth and products flow across borders and into the hands of the people. But there are also
the social justice advocates and academicians who claim that this isnt necessarily the case, as well see in this paper. Before continuing
further, it might be helpful to define exactly what globalization is. According to Suresh (2003), globalization is "a set of economic processes in which production, marketing and investment are integrated
across borders of nations." But in addition to being an economic process, globalization also represents what Suresh says is a "socio-political"
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