globalization

• “Around this time, the term globalization entered everyday use, and then as now, it managed to be vague and unsettling at the same time.”

  Simon & Schuster: Superfusion

• “At a time when the word globalization was entering common parlance, anxiety over what that entailed was rising.”

  Simon & Schuster: Superfusion

• “The term globalization encompasses a great deal and theorists approach it from differing angles.”

  Cambodia: Revisiting the Killing Fields

• “But the term globalization focuses attention narrowly on the scope of activity.”

  Frances Moore Lappe: Our Words Are Killing Us

• “Putting the power question front and center, what if progressives were to consistently link the term globalization to centralizing corporate control?”

  Frances Moore Lappe: Our Words Are Killing Us

• “They will also learn a lot about the history and deployment of the term globalization, to which Chanda devotes an excellent chapter, complete with an eye-catching graphic, that charts the rapid rise to ubiquity of this slippery and, until very recently, little-used term.”

  Newsweek: Making Connections

• “The term globalization has only become commonplace in the last two decades, and academic commentators who employed the term as late as the”

  Globalization

• “Long before the introduction of the term globalization into recent popular and scholarly debate, the appearance of novel high-speed forms of social activity generated extensive commentary about the compression of space.”

  Globalization

• “The word "globalization" rings in most people's ears as a signal of our advancement, the recognition of our limitless ability to create and have -- beyond measure -- anything we want.”

  The Huffington Post: Shelley A. Lewis: Reclaiming Our Sense of Self In A Globalized World

• “The sharing, growing, and eating of food is a central part of what they call the globalization of hope.”

  Talking to the Author of ‘Stuffed and Starved’ - Bitten Blog - NYTimes.com

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