Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Economic globalisation in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The interests and requirements of economic globalisation are leading to a growing commodification of education.
This approach is all the more significant in the light of the challenges arising from the enlargement of the Union and the phenomenon of economic globalisation.
These challenges stem, of course, from the gathering momentum of economic globalisation- we should have no illusions about that.
He is researching what the consequences of economic globalisation will have on the world of art.
the objectives identified in the EUSALP action plan relate to economic globalisation, demographic trends,
According to neo-liberal ideology, the"Free Market" and economic globalisation are inevitable.
warns for the creeping malaise in economic globalisation.
optimistic future for Belgium under the continuing economic globalisation.
Economic globalisation has already made it possible for developing countries to share in the prosperity of rich countries and will continue to do so in the future.
Economic globalisation is being imposed by the rich North
Innovation is also a decisive factor in two major trends marking economic globalisation: the development of a knowledge-based economy,
Thirdly, we are all fully aware of the particularly tough challenges as well as the new opportunities that economic globalisation presents for small and medium-sized enterprises.
In a remarkably short period of time, economic globalisation has changed the world economic order, bringing new opportunities and new challenges.
The rebellion and despair of these men in the face of a directive produced by the hawks of economic globalisation is understandable.
the collapse of communism and the rise of economic globalisation.
Over lunch, Ministers were informed by the Presidency on the preparation of a Seminar on economic globalisation, regulation and self-regulation of the markets from the point of view of consumer protection to be held on 8-9 June 2000 in Ponta Delgada Azores.
Furthermore, there is the fear that the process of economic globalisation will increase the difficulties of the poorest countries
In a context of economic globalisation where the potential damage caused by cartels is increasingly severe,
As immigration is in fact nothing more than the social reflection of economic globalisation, where world capitalism makes workers compete with each other,
This is the result of financial and economic globalisation, against which few have so far raised the arguments of sovereignty