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A 9 page consideration of the impacts of globalization. This paper refutes Martin Wolf’s contentions that globalization is something that is not only actively chosen but also something that is a win-win situation for all of the players. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Globalization has numerous impacts to countries and people. Martin Wolf argues that globalization is something that is chosen, not something that is destined. This paper will
argue, however, that while globalization may actively be chosen by certain segments of a population, it is something that is more difficult to prevent than it is to experience.
Indeed, numerous cultures and people in the world stand in testament to the fact that globalization can creep in even when cultures are deliberately resisting it. Many of these
cultures and people can also be used to defend the contention that globalization is not always a positive phenomenon. Globalization is never solely a win-win situation as Wolf contends.
Indeed, while certain individuals benefit, others are negatively impacted. Entire states can, in fact, become impotent as a result of globalization.
To illustrate the fact that globalization can have mixed impacts, consider Kerala, India. While Kerala has suffered from a number of social concerns throughout its history, by
the last of the twentieth century it had enjoyed tremendous success in regard to the education arena and a variety of other social and situational arenas. Indeed, the state
had the highest literacy rate in India. Kerala has been particularly fortunate from a natural resources standpoint. This, in itself,
has been an important factor in its relations with the rest of the world. The state depends heavily on its fertile lands to raise agricultural goods ranging from cardamom
to pepper to rubber to tea. Kerala has established a reputation, in fact, as the spice capital of the eastern world.
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