Globalisation Archives – Page 2 of 7

An end to U.S. Nation Building, but what does that mean?

Karl Thompson / September 6, 2021

A criticism of ‘optimist’ views of globalisation

What will be Britain’s post-Brexit role in the world? Does leaving the EU mean we are now free to forge

Karl Thompson / December 12, 2020

in this post I consider some recent examples which seem to suggest that globalisation is going into reverse. I also

Karl Thompson / December 4, 2020

A recent report by Oxfam highlights the problem of the increasing concentration of land ownership into the hands of corporate

Karl Thompson / November 17, 2020

what are the economic consequences of covid-19?

Karl Thompson / October 23, 2020

One of the upsides of being on lockdown is that I discovered Radio Garden (which I keep referring to in

This post examines some of the sociological concepts sociologists have developed to describe the global patterns of migration Globalisation is

sociological perspectives on the coronavirus

Only an estimated 9% of the world’s plastic waste is recycled. A further 12% is burnt and the rest, 79%

The U.K. now issues more than 100 000 student visas per year to Chinese students studying at British universities, with