The Ages of Globalization: Geography, Technology, and Institutions Reviewed by G. John Ikenberry September/October 2020 Published on August 11, 2020 . In This Review. The Ages of Globalization: ...

The sociologist Saskia Sassen theorizes that globalization operates according to geographies of dispersal and concentration. The geography of dispersal is akin to what Thomas Friedman calls the “flat” ...

Globalization has opened the world up like never before, connecting far-flung places through communication and transportation. We feel its impact through experience, but what does the big picture look ...

As a way of explaining world politics, geography has supposedly been eclipsed by economics, globalization and electronic communications. It has a decidedly musty aura, like a one-room schoolhouse.

An English Poet, Alfred Lord Tennyson’s quotes, “the old order changeth yielding place to new”, amply validate the emergence of the globalization phenomenon, which has erupted with a big bang.

Globalization has brought foods from around the world to grocery stores near ... In 2007, the value of goods with Geographical Indications is 14.2 billion euros—not including wine, spirits, ...