This non-statists theory argues that "worldwide waves of copying" and world culture have driven globalization
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A. Anthropological and other scholarly analyses on the complex processes of globalization derive roughly from two theoretical approaches-- one lays stress on functionality while the other on its opposite, non-functionality. B. The transnational expansion of a vast array of common cultural codes and practices that causes an overwhelming uniformity and erasure of cultural diversity is known as cultural homogeneity. C. According to sociologist George Ritzer, Americanization is the global dissemination of Western consumerism, through diverse US-dominated channels of corporate culture and the increasing rationalization of everyday routine tasks concomitantly. D. Anthropologist Arjun Appadurai tries to analyze the process of globalization through global flows and disjunctures. E. Anthropologist Anna Tsing metaphorically characterizes today's messy global capitalism as friction.
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What factors does Paul Krugman identify that supported expanding international trade in the 1800 s?
Successive waves of globalization include characteristics such as the expansion of trade, the diffusion of technology, extensive migration, and cross-fertilization of diverse cultures.
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