Faculty of Business and Management Sciences · Economics (English) · Undergraduate
Course Objective
This course aims to address the phenomenon of globalization in its historical, economic, political and socio-cultural dimensions. Students will be provided with basic information about the important actors, mechanisms and effects of globalization, and the effects of globalization, especially on economy, politics and society, will be analyzed.
Course Content
The course will cover topics such as the historical development of the globalization process, its economic and political effects, the role of multinational corporations and international economic organizations, global income distribution, globalization of labor, financial markets and technological developments. In addition, the effects of globalization on sustainable development, environmental policies and social structures will be discussed.
Course Learning Outcomes
- Explains the basic concepts and historical development of globalization.
- Analyzes the economic, political and social effects of globalization.
- Develops critical thinking about the advantages and disadvantages of globalization.
- Discusses the role of international institutions and multinational corporations in globalization.
- Evaluates the relationship between localization and globalization.