Examples of using Globalisation in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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The new internationalisation strategy responds to growing globalisation, digitisation, the advance of the European Research Area,
War and Peace in a Globalised World- Globalisation& its Consequences on World Conflicts.
The process to apply for an Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate Programme in Globalisation, the EU, and Multilateralism at GEM PhD School has been opened.
International Direct Taxation: The globalisation of business means that firms must not only understand the domestic tax systems in the states in which they operate, but also the ways in which those systems interact.
regional and globalisation studies, or addressing thematic areas of contemporary interest,
The globalisation of the economy is based on a new international division
Globalisation represents a great opportunity for those who can acquire knowledge
But since the 1970s the accelerating surge of globalisation made it more and more difficult and fatally undermined the
The globalisation of networks and the increasing integration of physical infrastructure into the virtual world,
Globalisation, he said, was an“irreversible historical trend”
Her own"embodied materialism" addresses resistance to globalisation through the movement of movements,
The globalisation of the pesticide registration process in the OECD member states
During 1990, in response to increasing awareness about the globalisation of surveillance, more than a hundred privacy experts
In order to reduce impact of destructive effects of globalisation and to pass to a new paradigm,
Apart from globalisation of markets and competition,
Globalisation has contributed to the development of corporate social responsibility
but also the globalisation of crime and terrorism
Today, as a result of modern technology and globalisation, the two cultures have more in common than they did in the past,
combined with globalisation, has made nations more interdependent economically, military and socially.
In particular, they hoped globalisation would spread economic prosperity