Add to ORKGAbstract: The socio-cultural changes in Southeast Asia, particularly in Malaysia and Singapore, can be beneficially examined in terms of the concepts of globalisation and glocalisation. The two concepts are related and their evolution and transformation highlight the tangled relationship between the discipline of sociology and globalisation. Although the sociological concepts and theories in the Western sociological discourses have a general import, there are problems in the application of these in the local contexts of Malaysia and Singapore. This calls for a critical and creative refinement of the concepts
In tourism studies globalization and localization are often conceived of as a binary opposition. The...
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported Licen...
Modern Singapore has been a focus of contact between the three culture blocs of China, India, and In...
The socio-cultural changes in Southeast Asia, particularly in Malaysia and Singapore, can be benefic...
This paper is a comparative study of the responses to globalisation by Singapore and Malaysia. This ...
Abstract: Globalisation became truly frequented notion of our era. There is wide consent that global...
One of the most frequently used concepts to explain the changing character of contemporary societies...
In this work I try to "solve" the concept of globalization. Familiarize ourselves with key actors in...
Gerke S, Evers H-D. Globalizing Local Knowledge: Social Science Research on Southeast Asia, 1970-200...
One can observe an general agreement that globalization is one of the main challenges for the contem...
Globalisation has significantly changed the pattern of social work including social development, eco...
This paper aims to suggest an approach to face globalisation.The approach is call dan approach from ...
Seminal sociological work has described the world today as a 'local-global nexus' that is defined by...
As Victor Roudometof immediately points out, glocalisation is an undertheorised concept: strictly sp...
Globalisation and deterritorialization of social identity It is a common belief that in the age of g...
In tourism studies globalization and localization are often conceived of as a binary opposition. The...
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported Licen...
Modern Singapore has been a focus of contact between the three culture blocs of China, India, and In...
The socio-cultural changes in Southeast Asia, particularly in Malaysia and Singapore, can be benefic...
This paper is a comparative study of the responses to globalisation by Singapore and Malaysia. This ...
Abstract: Globalisation became truly frequented notion of our era. There is wide consent that global...
One of the most frequently used concepts to explain the changing character of contemporary societies...
In this work I try to "solve" the concept of globalization. Familiarize ourselves with key actors in...
Gerke S, Evers H-D. Globalizing Local Knowledge: Social Science Research on Southeast Asia, 1970-200...
One can observe an general agreement that globalization is one of the main challenges for the contem...
Globalisation has significantly changed the pattern of social work including social development, eco...
This paper aims to suggest an approach to face globalisation.The approach is call dan approach from ...
Seminal sociological work has described the world today as a 'local-global nexus' that is defined by...
As Victor Roudometof immediately points out, glocalisation is an undertheorised concept: strictly sp...
Globalisation and deterritorialization of social identity It is a common belief that in the age of g...
In tourism studies globalization and localization are often conceived of as a binary opposition. The...
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported Licen...
Modern Singapore has been a focus of contact between the three culture blocs of China, India, and In...