when was the work globalization first added to the oxford dictionary
It is a word that constructs itself naturally in the English language by combining the word âglobalâ with the standard suffix âizationâ. It obviously must mean âto become globalâ, âto make globalâ or something along these lines. According to the Oxford dictionary, the word globalization was first employed in the 1930. It entered the Merriam-Webster dictionary in 1951. It was widely used by economists and social scientists by the 1960s. Marshall McLuhan, a Canadian who analyzed the impact of mass media on society, coined the term âglobal villageâ in 1962.