Ethics and globalization

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Valéria Mara Borillo

International Lang
uage Academy of Canada (ILAC)
Pathway 3.1
Prof.: Craig Ringrose
December 19th, 2018
 OUTLINE
I. Introduction
1.a Globalization
1.b Ethical issues
1.c Thesis

II. The ethical behind the proposed models of globalization

III. The “Economic” Models of Globalization

IV. The “Resistent” Models of Globalization

V. Conclusion

VI. Reference List

VII. Q & A
 I. Introduction

Introduction - Globalization 1.a Globalization

1.b Ethical issues
1.c Thesis

. II. The ethical behind the

proposed models of
globalization

III. The “Economic”

Models of Globalization

IV. The “Resistent”

Models of Globalization

V. Conclusion
worldwide VI. Reference List
civil VII. Q & A
worldwide society
set

(Brodeur, 2012).

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 I. Introduction

Introduction - Ethical issues 1.a Globalization

1.b Ethical issues
1.c Thesis

II. The ethical behind the

proposed models of
Global diversity to establish urgently a broad globalizing globalization

III. The “Economic”

ethic in order to part of the globe (Pies, 2003). Models of Globalization

IV. The “Resistent”

Models of Globalization

V. Conclusion

VI. Reference List

VII. Q & A

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 I. Introduction

Introduction – Thesis 1.a Globalization

1.b Ethical issues
1.c Thesis

II. The ethical behind

the proposed models of
globalization

III. The “Economic”

Models of Globalization
GLOBALIZATION IV. The “Resistent”
Models of Globalization

V. Conclusion

VI. Reference List

VII. Q & A

ETHICS

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 I. Introduction

The ethical behind the proposed models 1.a Globalization

1.b Ethical issues
1.c Thesis

of Globalization II. The ethical behind

the proposed models of
.
globalization

In the past Post- III. The “Economic”

modern Models of Globalization

values IV. The “Resistent”

Models of Globalization

(CURRENTLY) V. Conclusion

Modern
Most VI. Reference List

important
VII. Q & A
Industrial
Society &
(Inglehart,
2000).
Regional
Culture
Economic
Growth &
Environment
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 I. Introduction
The ethical behind the proposed models 1.a Globalization
1.b Ethical issues
1.c Thesis
of Globalization II. The ethical behind
the proposed models of
A particular understanding of human dignity: individual must be globalization

preserved from the globalized demand of constantly infringing on his III. The “Economic”
Models of Globalization
own interests (Pies, 2003). IV. The “Resistent”
Models of Globalization

V. Conclusion

VI. Reference List

VII. Q & A

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 I. Introduction
1.a Globalization
1.b Ethical issues
1.c Thesis

The “Economic” Models of Globalization II. The ethical behind the

proposed models of
globalization

. III. The “Economic”

Models of Globalization

• International Chamber of Commerce IV. The “Resistent”

Models of Globalization
• World Trade Organization
Neoliberalism • Multinational and transnational
corporations
V. Conclusion

VI. Reference List

VII. Q & A
• Free market and capitalism

• World Bank
Social • United Nations Development
Program
Development • Big corporations
• paternal and harmful social ethic 8
(Brodeur, 2012)
 I. Introduction
1.a Globalization

The “Resistent” Models of Globalization 1.b Ethical issues

1.c Thesis

II. The ethical behind the

proposed models of
globalization

III. The “Economic”

Models of Globalization

EARTHISM NEOCOLONIALISM IV. The “Resistent”

Models of Globalization

V. Conclusion
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VII. Q & A

Symbols of the ethical struggle for

the preservation of local
Focus on local communities in the face of the Local
communities
economic, globalizing tendency of de- defending their
cultural and
social characterization. poor and
marginalized
activities
people. 9
 I. Introduction

Conclusion 1.a Globalization

1.b Ethical issues
1.c Thesis

. It is evident that the ethical parameters masked by the advancement of II. The ethical behind
the proposed models of
globalization, through its models, must be brought to the surface and globalization

discussed globally, especially due to the consequences for humanity on III. The “Economic”
Models of Globalization
a world scale. IV. The “Resistent”
Models of Globalization

V. Conclusion

VI. Reference List

VII. Q & A

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Q & A

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