Ang globalisasyon ay ang kaparaanan kung paano nagiging global o pangbuong mundo ang mga lokal o pampook o kaya

pambansang mga gawi o paraan. Sa madaling sabi, ginagawang magkakasama sa buong daigdig. Tungkol ito sa ekonomiya at kalakalan,teknolohiya, politika, at kalinangan o kultura.[1] Magkakaiba ang pananaw at damdamin ng mga tao ukol sa globalisasyon: may mga nag-iisip na nakakatulong ito sa lahat ng mga tao, habang may mga nag-iisip na nakapipinsala ito sa ilang mga tao.

Globalisasyon at internasyonal na negosyo. Positibo at negatibong epekto. Kasaysayan ng Globalisasyon. - Globalisasyon: internasyonal na kalakalan at pinansiyal na mga merkado. Pangkultura, pampulitika, at kapaligiran na sukat ng Globalisasyon. - Globalisasyon at internasyonal na institusyon: Mga Nagkakaisang Bansa, WTO, WB, IMF, Unyong Europeo. - Liberalisasyon. Ang papel na ginagampanan ng ang Organisasyon ng Pandaigdigang Pangangalakal. - Regionalism. Mundo pang-ekonomiyang mga kasunduan. - Lumilitaw ng merkado. BRICM bansa. Indya at Tsina. - Mundo pinansiyal at pang-ekonomiyang krisis. Rehiyunal analisis: Aprika, Asya, Europa, Arab bansa. Global pagkain krisis. - AntiGlobalisasyon.
IMF International Monetary Fund. An organization set up in 1944 to lower trade barriers between countries and to stabilize currencies by monitoring the foreign exchange systems of member countries, and lending money to developing nations. WB An organization whose focus is on foreign exchange reserves and the balance of trade. GATT General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. Treaty organization affiliated with the United Nations whose purpose was to facilitate international trade. The primary actions of the organization were to freeze and reduce tariff levels on various commodities. GATT was created in 1947, and was originally intended to become a part of the International Trade Organization (ITO); however, the ITO failed to be created, so the GATT was left as an independent organization. In 1994, GATT was superseded by the WTO.

Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)

An association dedicated to the trade, cooperation, and economic growth of nations along the Pacific. The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) works to remove trade tariffs and other obstacles to trade in the area. The organization was established in 1989, and 21 nations are members. The APEC's headquarters are in Singapore. The countries involved are Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Chile, People's Republic of China, Hong Kong, China; Indonesia, Japan, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Peru, The Republic of the Philippines, The Russian Federation, Singapore, Chinese Taipei, Thailand, United States of America, and Viet Nam.