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We live in the age of globalization. The term “globalization” is a reference to the latest stage of development in capitalism. It denotes the current state of affairs in economics, politics, society and culture, each of which may appear as a separate domain of human sciences, but all are simultaneously influenced and transformed by “globalization”. Therefore, to understand globalization, we need to understand its impact on at least all of these four domains, and perhaps other ones.
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