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• Market-based Solutions to Globalisation Problems
  * opening up of trade to international competition, and deregulation of capital flows (liberalisation),
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• Conventionally considered negative aspects of globalisation
  *The uncontrolled transfer of financial capital, several times exceeding the volume of tradable goods. That poses a risk of
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• An Overview of the Globalisation Problems
  *The uncontrolled transfer of financial capital, several times exceeding the volume of tradable goods. That poses a risk of
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• Civic society strategies
  ...lution and would thrust the society in a chaos of unregulated expansion of capital. There is a broad ideological gap between the two schools, and even though
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• Summary
  ...ssesses neither the power machinery of a political system nor the economic capital of the market, but has so-called soft force available: the capacity to crea
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• Corporate Responsibility
  ...munities with difficult access to capital, credits, or training. Providing capital to low-income individuals, small-scale entrepreneurs, or vital community se ...cific community banks, credit unions, credit co-operatives, or risk social capital funds provide a range of services, take on various forms, organisational st
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• The Washington Consensus – Implications for Developing Countries
  ...ished to receive an approval by these organisations to enter international capital markets. The global IGOs have thus joined the dominant players in the globa
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• Solar Energy
  ...tis, Fred: Climate, Peak Oil, and Globalization: Contradictions of Natural Capital), just to name some of the consequences. ...tis, Fred: Climate, Peak Oil, and Globalization: Contradictions of Natural Capital). In the future oil will become a product of luxury.
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• Compiled newspaper reports on the Isoman and Taranga mines
  ...will almost certainly be a four-lane highway build up to the mine from our capital city and probably as far as Beya where the port will be.
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• Free market economy
  ...’s not only a problem of subprime lending. The origin of the crisis is how capital markets and our whole economy are construed. The shareholder-value approach ...yes, this is not and appropriate instrument to control a global issue like capital markets. It can only contribute.
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• Justifiable Risk or headless Fear? The Difference between experienced and factual Disadvantages of a Process called Globalisation
  ...lson_theorem]) one awareness can be concluded - the globalisation of human capital only refers to the low educated level, while executives and tasks with a hi * Kiely, R. (1998). ''Transnational corporations, global capital and the Third World'', London, Routledge.
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• The Corporations’ Response to Globalisation Problems
  ...markets. Companies whose economies do not grow have difficulties acquiring capital for their continued existence. Yet the attention in business circles is not
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• The social dimension and sociological treatment of globalisation
  ...ype of social inequity, not to be based only on one’s disposable financial capital but resting on two entirely different, previously unknown, forms of differe ...addition to economic and power capital, the so-called symbolic or cultural capital will become a significant differentiating attribute – it will not be acce
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• Case study: Project ECOPROFIT
  The City of Graz, the capital of the federal state of Styria, is the second largest city in Austria and e
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• Globalization and the conflict between Christian and Muslim society
  ...ep their customs and manners, knowledge of Islam as an additional cultural capital, not as the confirmation of social exclusion. The issue then is to design p
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• Challenges to Energy Security - Is a demonization of conventional energy production under current global trends beneficial?
  ...process peoples and nations come closer together, enabling a free flow of capital and economic exchange. Billions of people around the world can profit from The free flow of capital and an absence of an economic „global order“, however, makes problems i
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• The political aspects of globalisation (a crisis in politics and democracy)
  ...eeded the framework of traditionally perceived geo-politics. Drug traffic, capital flows, acid rain, climate change, acts of paedophilia, illegal immigrants, ...vities of their respective nationals and others. The increased mobility of capital, for instance, caused by the merging of the world’s financial markets, ha
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• Migration and community formation under conditions of globalisation
  ...countries about other societies and the opportunities they provide, social capital being the social connections needed to migrate to a place where other membe *Sassen, S 1998 The Mobility of Labour and Capital Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
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• International migration as a systemic factor in globalisation
  ...ent conditions. Globalization is not just an economic phenomenon: flows of capital, goods and services cannot take place without parallel flows of ideas, cult
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• The leading powers in the globalisation
  ...ancial markets, no substantial natural resources, nor accumulated cultural capital.
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