Retrospection of Globalisation Process and the Sustainability of Natural Environment in Developing Countries

IF 1.3 Q4 COMPUTER SCIENCE, INTERDISCIPLINARY APPLICATIONS
S. Hameed
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Abstract

Globalization is an inevitable integrating process and vital to the world economy but it generates many challenges towards the integration of “economic independence” of the nation states like (a) economic integration through investment/trade and capital flow, (b) initiating multilateral political interaction between the countries, and (c) diffusion of dominant cultural values and beliefs over other cultures. globalization accelerates structural change, which alters the industrial structure of host countries, for instance the excessive use of natural resources and contributes to the physical environmental deterioration. Further, globalization transmits and magnifies market failures and policy distortions if not properly addressed. The chapter attempts to (a) identify the key links between globalization and environment deterioration, (b) identify some issues in multilateral economic agreements in trade, finance, investments, and intellectual property rights that affect environmental sustainability, (c) identify and review priority policy issues affecting multilateral economic agreements on environment issues.
回顾全球化进程与发展中国家自然环境的可持续性
全球化是一个不可避免的一体化过程,对世界经济至关重要,但它对民族国家的“经济独立”一体化产生了许多挑战,如:(a)通过投资/贸易和资本流动实现经济一体化,(b)发起国家之间的多边政治互动,以及(c)对其他文化的主导文化价值观和信仰的扩散。全球化加速了结构变化,改变了东道国的产业结构,例如过度利用自然资源,并导致自然环境恶化。此外,如果处理不当,全球化会传播和放大市场失灵和政策扭曲。本章试图(a)确定全球化与环境恶化之间的关键联系,(b)确定贸易、金融、投资和知识产权多边经济协定中影响环境可持续性的一些问题,(c)确定和审查影响有关环境问题的多边经济协定的优先政策问题。
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International Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Information Systems
International Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Information Systems COMPUTER SCIENCE, INTERDISCIPLINARY APPLICATIONS-
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