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GLOBALISATION

2001-09-20

Globalisation is the most stupid idea developed in politician’s heads since

Aristotle’s era. Why? Because that’s utopia, unworkable task to achieve.

What do we mean, when we talk about globalisation?

Globalisation something what is open, accessible and approachable for

everyone within group or organization around the world. We are talking

here about political, economical, social and culture changes on

our globe. Are we ready for that? I don’t think so. Secondly, what we

should do first. Politicians with the biggest businesses on their back have

decided make globalisation from economical point of view with a

little shadow of social changes. Can we talk about free economy

(not only free trade) without political (democratic) changes? I think

that is absolutely absurd. Some people think that United Nations was the first

step to globalisation but what we see in current situation that UN is more

political body without citizens, which makes international law.

UN has nothing to do with people, only with governments. United

Nations is simply the biggest undemocratic organization on the world,

which can’t simply do anything about that issue in that moment.

Supporters of globalisation say that it has promoted information

exchange, led to a greater understanding of other cultures and allowed

democracy to triumph over autocracy. But that is only their dream because

reality of life is much more complicated and different.

In current situation globalisation lead to only two subjects: free migration

and trade. That kind of global freedom doesn’t bring stability around the world. Sometimes that make situation worse. Even the developed

countries acknowledged, that not everyone has been or will be the winner.

The freedom granted by globalisation is leading to increase insecurity in

the workplace. The fact is that the huge trans-national

companies are becoming more powerful and influential than democratically

elected governments, putting profit above interest of communities and customers.

The commercial business world is not an engine of really free enterprise.

Politicians should start to rethink their position in which way globalisation going.

All people and countries should have equal benefit and opportunity from

globalisation not only the richest developed world.

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