commu- nications. In his 1967 book Understanding Media, McLuhan wrote that"the electronic interde- new pendence recreates the world in the image of the global village. At that time, McLuhan was refer- ring to how television allowed people all over the world to share information. With the introduction of technologies such as satellite dishes, the Internet, and email, we have moved beyond the idea of the global village to a process many call globalization, the movement toward markets and policies that go beyond national borders. Due to technological advances, specifically rapid forms of communica- tion, travel, and e-commerce, the events of one part of the world have a significant impact on the rest of the w

[align=justify]One of the most beneficial aspects of globalization is the movement people across borders. For example, in the small town where I live in Mexico there are now shops owned and operated by people from china. For people in town the Chinese are not quite as "foreign" as they were before. the are many other examples as well. Last year when I traveled to Dublin, I met a Spanish waitress, a Polish store clerk, a Romanian bus driver, and a Tahitian chef. cities and towns across the world are starting resemble the United Nations.
One of the most beneficial aspects of globalization is the movement people across borders. Lots of people are moving to town in other countries. They are study foreign languages and leaning to get along with people from other cultures. this is good because the more people work and live together, the better they understand each other.[/align]
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