driving forces of globalization

drought

earth's atmosphere

economic growth

economic prosperty

emerging markets

environmental commitment

environmental damage

environmental friendly

expansion of capitalism

fair trade

floods

global interconnection

global marketplace

global player

global super power

global warming

greenhouse gases

human rights

human-generated carbon dioxide

increase profit margins

industrial age

industrial nations

interdependence of economy and ecology

international stock markets

investment climate

labour laws

labour market

long-range goals

low-wage countries

mass communication; mass media

mass tourism

melting of glaciers

micro-credits

NGO (non-governmental organization)

outsourcing

Americanization

anti-globalist

backwardness

company philosophy

competition / to be competitive

corporate identity

crop diseases

debt relief

desertification

developing countries

development aid

political turmoil

pollution

population overshoot, overpopulation, excess of population

poverty

reduce greenhouse gas emissions

reduce the cost of production

rise in global temperature

robotized production

short-haul flights

surface transport

supremacy

sustainibility

sweatshop

trade

trademark policy

undernutrition, malnutrition

unemployment

working conditions

Treaty