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A 9 page paper which examines how London and Paris are responding to globalization. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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the smallest of nations. However, this does not mean that globalization is seen as the answer to all problems, and some even argue that globalization is not a very positive
reality. There are, as is the case with many subjects, pros and cons to globalization. With that in mind the following paper examines globalization in relationship to London and Paris,
in terms of how they see globalization. London and Globalization London, in many ways, is incredibly global and perhaps even more so than the United States, although in
different respects. There are, for example, numerous cultures that live in London, and yet retain their own citizenship, traveling back and forth. For example, one individual, a musician, "lives in
London...drives a BMW, but hasnt cut ties to Senegal" (Lechner; Boli, 2003; 152). London is far closer to many other nations than is the United States, and because of its
historical involvement in many nations, it stands as a very global city. This is also further emphasized because it is the center of Great Britain and Great Britain does business
with most of the world. London is also the center of all change in terms of the European Union and all the globalization efforts therein. It serves as the
foundation, the center, for much international trade and involvement in terms of many aspects of society related to globalization. However, it is also a very loyal nation unto itself, perhaps
seeking to retain a very unique identity despite globalization. In an article discussing insurance companies the author notes that, "companies in Britain choose the most sensible area to
locate their centers of operations without regard to parochial loyalties--for example, General Accident in Perth, Scotland, Royal in Liverpool and Sun Alliance in London" (Best, 1992; 48). The author also
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