خلاصه ماشینی:
7 billion people living in countries other than the United States can work together to neutralize the enormous dangers that threaten the environment and social justice on this planet and, consequently, its future; dangers resulting from the fundamentalist mindset of the Bush administration, through an inherently divisive and neoliberal imposition of absolute capitalism on the entire world that is socially unfeasible, and also the dangers that this administration creates by imposing a type of individualistic "morality" and "freedom" specific to itself, through economic threats and military intimidation.
The issue of political, economic, technological, and cultural development in the twenty-first century is not limited to any group, nation, or state; it is a subject to which everyone is related and by which everyone is affected.
These articles consider globalization not as a system, but as a process that each of us can discuss in the political, economic, and cultural aspects of our lives.
Britain, as a type of cultural identity, emerged during a period of globalization characterized by the formation of a global market and the establishment of powerful nation-states, and gradually attempted to dominate the discourse of the "other" with its own specific discourse and to assign it a position.
After discussing each of these objections and rejecting the theory that equates the process of globalization solely with the expansion of American cultural influence throughout the world, the author compares the concept of "hegemony" with globalization and concludes that there are many similarities between the two.
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