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Factors Affecting Cultural Intergration - Coggle Diagram
Factors Affecting Cultural Intergration
Economic factors (300-301)
Global economics operate at a global scale. Money no longer respects borders.
ICT Development Index, Each year the international telecommuncations union publishes the ICT which provides a comparision of the state of ICT development across various countries around the world. ICT's are an important tool for governments, researchers, and dveleopment agencies.
Its becoming more specalised. Goods can be ordered online directly from the producer, cutting out the wholesaler and retailer.
Technological factors (302-303)
New technologies can create new crimes and less privacy, for example things like Hacking, Virus creation, Slicing, and Creation of false records can occur.
Can be benificial for advancing society, for example, you could take in new technological advances from other countries.
TNC's (304-305)
Transitional corporations are central to the development of the global ecconomy. The main goal of a TNC is to generate profit which can be re-invested with the aim of accumulating additonal capital.
World trade (306-307)
World trade organization (WTO) is the international body that oversees the measures designed to reduce levels of protectionism and foster an expansion of international trade.
Globalised media (307)
Global media in all its forms remains the single most influential promoter of cultural integration.
Media have evolved over the years and the way information has been spread, it was all on television but now it's all on the internet.
Cultural imperialism (308)
Things like television and cinema play a role in cultural imperialism.
American fast food, fashion, music, TV, books, magazines, and especially movies are universal elements of the emerging global culture.
Government action (308-309)
Government actions: This can be a difficult task of managing economic globalisation while maintaing some degree of social cohesion and cultural identity.