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جهانیسازی
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گسترش جهانبینی، محصولات، ایدهها، سرمایه و نیروی کار
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Globalization is the increasing connection and integration of countries' economies, markets, societies, and cultures around the world, driven by factors like reduced trade barriers, easier movement of money, better transportation, and improved communication technology. It matters because these interconnections reshape how people work, trade, and interact across national boundaries.
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- Named after
- globe
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- history of topic
- history of globalization
- Commons category
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- Category:Globalization
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- Template:Globalization sidebar
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- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
- studied by
- international studies
- has effect
- cultural conflict
- has cause
- mass media
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