This paper attempts to look at the concept of globalisations and analyse its implications and consequences for developing nations in Africa. It is premised on the general perception that globalisations is a positive and powerful force for the improved material well-being of humankind, that would aid the developing countries to create better economic environments to leap frog into the information age; improve their access to technology; speed development and enhance global harmony. Nonetheless its effect on the politics, economics, society a nd culture inthe weaker states cannot be ignored without severe consequences .In order words, the seeming near consensus on the agenda of globalisations notwithstanding, it could be at great cost to the ...
Nowadays globalization is a debatable topic regarding the economic growth of the developing countrie...
Globalisation and globalism – its philosophy – seem attractive on the surface, especially when one c...
Globalization impacts significantly on African states, particularly economically as well as politica...
Globalisation has become a salient topic of discussion, as the impacts of international forces are i...
Globalisation is a process which transformed the world into a single political economy. Africa is on...
ABSTRACT: The phrase globalization grasps the attention of everyone and especially economic developm...
This paper examines globalization and development in Africa, it posits that the impact of globalizat...
Globalization has become a conspicuous phenomenon of our time and has attracted the attention of man...
In this paper we find that "globalisation" has been defined in different ways by different people. G...
Globalisation is one of the most powerful worldwide forces transforming society. It dominates today’...
Globalisation presents developing nations with two unique but related problems: how can a viable glo...
One of the cardinal aims of this paper is to highlight that contemporary reference to globalisation...
This paper aims to evaluate what effect globalisation has on economic growth of developing countries...
On the basis of a categorisation of ways in which the generated knowledge is transmitted, this paper...
In this paper effort is made to critically examine different discourses of globalization and explore...
Nowadays globalization is a debatable topic regarding the economic growth of the developing countrie...
Globalisation and globalism – its philosophy – seem attractive on the surface, especially when one c...
Globalization impacts significantly on African states, particularly economically as well as politica...
Globalisation has become a salient topic of discussion, as the impacts of international forces are i...
Globalisation is a process which transformed the world into a single political economy. Africa is on...
ABSTRACT: The phrase globalization grasps the attention of everyone and especially economic developm...
This paper examines globalization and development in Africa, it posits that the impact of globalizat...
Globalization has become a conspicuous phenomenon of our time and has attracted the attention of man...
In this paper we find that "globalisation" has been defined in different ways by different people. G...
Globalisation is one of the most powerful worldwide forces transforming society. It dominates today’...
Globalisation presents developing nations with two unique but related problems: how can a viable glo...
One of the cardinal aims of this paper is to highlight that contemporary reference to globalisation...
This paper aims to evaluate what effect globalisation has on economic growth of developing countries...
On the basis of a categorisation of ways in which the generated knowledge is transmitted, this paper...
In this paper effort is made to critically examine different discourses of globalization and explore...
Nowadays globalization is a debatable topic regarding the economic growth of the developing countrie...
Globalisation and globalism – its philosophy – seem attractive on the surface, especially when one c...
Globalization impacts significantly on African states, particularly economically as well as politica...