Globalization HUMN 9039 Online OntarioLearn Email to a Friend OntarioLearn description: Check the label. Chances are whatever you've purchased wasn't manufactured or grown anywhere near where you live – in fact it probably went through several manufacturing and assembly and distribution centres in several different nations before ever making its way to you. Today, we can do our banking anywhere in the world and the Internet almost instantly connects each of us to anywhere, to any product. And products from brand-name sportswear to popular music are now global fads, not national ones. Financial markets have denationalized. Some analysts call these inter-related phenomena globalization. But what is globalization? Is it a form of global commerce or global politics or global culture? Do we find evidence of globalization around us or has little really changed in how we connect with each other, our communities and our world? In this course, we will debate the various definitions of globalization and will attempt to link these to the goods we consume and the events we witness in our daily lives. Note(s) This is an online course delivered via OntarioLearn. Please ensure you are familiar with the basic technology requirements for OntarioLearn online courses. Teacher support (via email) and technical support (via phone) will be available for this course. Contact Information 416-415-5000, ext. 6543 firstname.lastname@example.org Course Section(s) Available There are no classes currently scheduled for this course. For more information about future offerings, use the contact information listed above. Some courses require you to purchase a textbook. The cost of the textbook is not included in the course fee unless otherwise indicated. If there is a textbook assigned for this course, it will be listed on the bookstore website.