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== '''Caroline Reibe: Globalization under the focus of economy – considering their effects on and consequences for money, work and production | == '''Caroline Reibe: ''' == | ||
[[Globalization under the focus of economy – considering their effects on and consequences for money, work and production]] | |||
Before I will start with the concrete issue of my case study I like to give a brief introduction on the globalization itself. | Before I will start with the concrete issue of my case study I like to give a brief introduction on the globalization itself. | ||
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In my case study I like to concentrate on the economic side of globalization. As introduction I will focus on market economy and the allocation of world trade. Then I will highlight global crises that can be seen as consequences of a global economy. After that I like to focus on some detailed example like the textile industry as an example for changes in production and the labour conditions. I also like to do a short side track to the Global Compact and the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and the limit of such commitments. As possible future prospects I will finish with an overview about some models of employment for the future. | In my case study I like to concentrate on the economic side of globalization. As introduction I will focus on market economy and the allocation of world trade. Then I will highlight global crises that can be seen as consequences of a global economy. After that I like to focus on some detailed example like the textile industry as an example for changes in production and the labour conditions. I also like to do a short side track to the Global Compact and the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and the limit of such commitments. As possible future prospects I will finish with an overview about some models of employment for the future. | ||
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== Wolfgang Mularzyk == | == Wolfgang Mularzyk == | ||