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Modernization is a choice made by a lessadvanced group of people to take advantage of their choice of modern technology medicine transportation and communication and to integrate it into their lives Globalization is a choice made by governments and businesses to take advantage of underdev ID: 528142

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Difference between globalization and modernization

“Modernization is a choice made by a less-advanced group of people to take advantage of their choice of modern technology, medicine, transportation, and communication, and to integrate it into their lives. Globalization is a choice made by governments and businesses to take advantage of under-developed peoples or regions as new and exclusive business markets in an attempt to gain an advantage over other companies or countries.”

http://writing.wikinut.com/Globalization-versus-Global-Modernization/1b87818p/Slide2

Resistance to change

“SAUDI

ARABIA, home of Islam’s holiest sites, flush with oil revenue, and increasingly the most influential player among Arab countries, has long resisted changing its

ultratraditional

ways. Now the intrusions of global economics and technology have begun to challenge some traditions in ways that the country’s idealists

could

not

.”

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/05/06/weekinreview/06slack.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0Slide3

Force of government

Much of this economic activity has been driven by the leaders’ desire to have Saudi Arabia be more economically competitive, more a part of the modern world beyond its borders. The government is building huge new industrial cities that will have to attract many tens of thousands of foreign professionals; that is expected to bring more changes — in social and legal habits — as a price of admission to a global consumer economy.Slide4

Problem of

globlization

Globalization has been under a heated debate concerning third world, poorer, less developed countries.  Some argue that with globalization comes exploitation where richer countries take advantage of the poorer countries, creating a large gap between them.