Globalization: An Overview of Its Main Characteristics and Types, and an Exploration of Its Impacts on Individuals, Firms, and Nations
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Main Characteristics
3. Types of Globalization
3.1. Economic
3.2. Political
3.3. Cultural
3.4. Technological
3.5. Environmental
4. The Big Picture
4.1. Contributions and Challenges of Economic Globalization
4.1.1. For People
4.1.2. For Firms
4.1.3. For Nations
4.2. Contributions and Trade-Offs of Cultural Globalization
4.2.1. For People
4.2.2. For Firms
4.2.3. For Nations
4.3. Contributions and Trade-Offs of Political Globalization
4.3.1. For People
4.3.2. For Firms
4.3.3. For Nations
4.4. Contributions and Trade-Offs of Technological Globalization
4.4.1. For People
4.4.2. For Firm
4.4.3. For Nations
4.5. Contributions and Trade-Offs of Environmental Globalization
4.5.1. For People
4.5.2. For Firms
4.5.3. For Nations
5. Conclusions
5.1. Who Are the Winners?
5.2. Avenues for Future Research
5.3. Policy Implications and Concluding Thoughts
Author Contributions
Funding
Conflicts of Interest
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Interconnectedness | The strength, variety, and interdependence of the network of relationships and interactions that link people, places, and nations around the world. |
Integration | The process by which isolated people, firms, and nations come together to form a more unified or interdependent system. |
Speed | The pace at which global exchanges occur, facilitated by technology, communication, or transportation. |
Scope | The scale of reach and spread of globalization, such as the extent of its geographic spread, the range of industry sectors impacted, or the level of resources invested. |
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Economic | The process of increasing interdependence of global economies due to cross-border trade, flow of international capital, and technology. |
Political | The processes through which political authority and decision-making increasingly extend beyond national boarders, involving international and supranational organizations. |
Cultural | The process of increasing exchange of cross-border culture flows, including values, norms, assumptions, and practices. |
Technological | The interconnectedness and diffusion of technology, including the dissemination of innovations, communication systems, and technological practices. |
Environmental | The increased interconnectedness and integration of environmentally coordinated practices and regulations among nations through collective global action. |
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Alkharafi, N.; Alsabah, M. Globalization: An Overview of Its Main Characteristics and Types, and an Exploration of Its Impacts on Individuals, Firms, and Nations. Economies 2025, 13, 91. https://doi.org/10.3390/economies13040091
Alkharafi N, Alsabah M. Globalization: An Overview of Its Main Characteristics and Types, and an Exploration of Its Impacts on Individuals, Firms, and Nations. Economies. 2025; 13(4):91. https://doi.org/10.3390/economies13040091
Chicago/Turabian StyleAlkharafi, Naeimah, and Mariam Alsabah. 2025. "Globalization: An Overview of Its Main Characteristics and Types, and an Exploration of Its Impacts on Individuals, Firms, and Nations" Economies 13, no. 4: 91. https://doi.org/10.3390/economies13040091
APA StyleAlkharafi, N., & Alsabah, M. (2025). Globalization: An Overview of Its Main Characteristics and Types, and an Exploration of Its Impacts on Individuals, Firms, and Nations. Economies, 13(4), 91. https://doi.org/10.3390/economies13040091