Global Studies: The Future of Globalization

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Location

Online(Course Link)

Dates

On Demand

Course Categories

Politics and Economy

Certficate

Yes(Course Certificate (Certificate $39) )

Language

English

Course Fees

Free

No. of Attendant

Unlimited

Acquired Skills/Covered Subjects

  • Evaluate the balance of power between isolationists and federalists,Improve your understanding of current international politics,Interpret tentative accounts of withdrawal from institutions and treaties
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Understand opposition to globalization

Globalization is a process that no human being can speed up, slow down or stop. But that doesn’t mean people won’t try. Governments and citizens across the world either try and benefit from globalization (and try to limit its negative effects) or try to avoid it.

On this course you’ll learn about some of the reasons why people are either pro or anti globalization. You’ll discover why some governments and countries choose boundaries and demarcation and others choose integration.

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