Cultural and Economic Globalization

Important textbooks of different era are derived from different way of thinking of composers and have a permanent meaning to society. These themes are unique in various texts such as Shamus Heaney 's poetry discovery, punishment, funeral, loss of translation, love of Elizabeth Gilbert' s prayer, and 2011 television program by Jenna Bans' director. The value explored in these texts is basically related to the religious, philosophical, scientific and cultural paradigms of the 21st century, and reflects the society and literature of those days.

"Slumdog millionaire" is a contemporary Indian film of the 21st century, a good example of the theory of cultural and economic globalization. In the center of the movie is the influence of the West, pursuing freedom through economic empowerment (capitalism), to utilize the love of Western culture and modern technology. The central figure of this movie is an Indian young man unfortunately born Jamal Malik, he was born in absolute poverty. He is an orphan from the slums of Mumbai. He grew up with his brother Salim. He was a guardian / protector and an opponent of him; from an early age he established a relationship with another girl named Latika. Jamal who was not educated worked in a call center that supplies tea. But his agility and street wisdom helped him to adapt to his constantly challenging environment and walk around in his difficult life.

In this article, I will learn about the relationship between culture and globalization. The scholars believe that the focus of globalization is primarily on economic problems (Globalization 101). However, we need to understand the relationship between culture and globalization. Therefore, I will define cultural globalization, discuss how culture and globalization interact in international systems, and discuss the benefits and criticisms of globalization related to cultural issues. In other words, I will explain issues such as "What is the impact of globalization on culture" and "how globalization influences culture diversity"?

Cultural globalization is one of the three aspects of globalization common in scholarly literature, the other two are economic globalization and political globalization. However, unlike economic and political globalization, cultural globalization is not subject to extensive research. There are many attempts to measure globalization, but in many cases we use an index that captures quantitative data on the flow of trade, political integration, and other measurements. The two most notable are AT Kearney / foreign policy globalization index and KOF globalization index. However, using quantitative data to capture cultural globalization is much more difficult, as it is difficult to find ideas, ideas, and fashion flow data that are easy to validate. One attempt to try this is the Cultural Globalization Index originally published by the Foreign Policy Journal, published by Randolph Kluver and Wayne Fu in 2004.