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• W331420960 abstract "THE GLOBALIZATION-THE CONTEMPORARY INTERNATIONAL CONTEXTThe globalization is a term denoting processes underway that are increasing, and that undoubtedly affect all the areas of human life and the overwhelming majority of world states that have the slightest openness to the international environment. From the point of view of the German authors Michael Kunczik and Astrid Zipfel, globalization is a term which has became fashionable when discussing the processes of the world economy, of cultural overlays etc. The interrelations and the interconnections in the world have become much more intense in recent years. The globalization is not just the expansion of trade between countries increasingly remote, but also a more intense division of labor inputs becoming more mobile (the international flow of capital, the increasing mobility of employees), but in particular the mobile capital. We develop a competitive production platforms of countries, a regional sites competition. Economic globalization means a development which brings the world economy closer to the theoretical ideal of a perfect, plenary market, ie a market where the competition is out of the narrow framework of national states (Kunczik, Zipfel, 1998, 212). The German authors have also referred to the globalization of culture, insisting on developments in the media sector.There are opinions according to which signs of globalization that can be glimpsed at hundreds of years ago: the Persian, the Macedonian and the Roman empires are looked upon as a framework of processes occurring on large territories, which led to the imposing rules and common practices for different people, the contacts (including the economic ones) and the cultural exchanges from which they got more intense. The visible difference is the fact that in those cases it was a political joint framework (of a state), while globalization now includes territory of the planet without the existence of a planet state (common political space). However, the term appeared in the late'60s and was released by the Canadian specialist in the theory of mass media, Marshall McLuhan and American expert in communism Zbigniew Brzezinski. Marshal McLuhan also released at the time the phrase global village. According to other authors, the globalization widened in the'70s, when oil-producing countries were united in OPEC and oil prices increased (from 1.90 to 28. 76 dollars).Personally I think that the process of globalization has coincided with the advent and widespread use of information technologies-the Internet. The term World Wide Web, abbreviated as WWW or and www, in short called web, which in English means global and network was coined in 1989 at the European Centre for Nuclear Research (CERN) in Geneva, Switzerland. The initial proposal for the creation of a collection of documents with links between them was made by Tim Berners-Lee in March 1989. The proposal arose from communication problems the teams of researchers, who used the center, faced with, even using email. The first prototype of this collection (first in plain text format) appeared not long before December 1991, when the first public demonstration was made. The study was followed by the appearance of the first Mosaic graphical application in February 1993 conducted by researcher Marc Andreessen from the university centre'National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) in Urbana-Champaign city of the federal state of Illinois, USA. Basically, the advent of the Internet and globalization, between which there is an inextricable link-coincided with the end of the Cold warfare, ie the collapse of the USSR.SAMUEL P. HUNTINGTON'S MULTIPOLAR WORLD THEORYThis process has been endorsed by the American researcher Samuel P. Huntington in developing World Multipolar Theory in International Division. In 2013 we celebrate 20 years from publication in the journal Foreign Affairs of the article Clash of Civilazations (Clash of Civilizations? …" @default.
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• W331420960 title "The Civilisation Dialogue in the Globalization Process: S.P. Huntington Theory after 20 Years" @default.
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