Every day, the process carves out a larger sphere and its complexities and implications grow. Yet there is still no clear evidence that globalisation is all bad, or all good. Perhaps the absence of proof to this effect should prompt us to examine the current state and development of globalisation.
Globalisation is everywhere.
Sometimes it seems to precede us and draw us forward. It redistributes material goods in society so that the few have plenty, and the majority nothing. It has helped to bridge many gaps, but not without causing even more ruptures. It is a phenomenon that demands our fullest attention. In the age of globalisation, the world is closer together than ever before, yet divisions and tensions proliferate as they never have.