Globalization refers to the integration of countries across economic, political, cultural and ecological dimensions. Economically, globalization involves the integration of world economies through increased international trade and the spread of multinational corporations. This economic integration is accompanied by increasing social and political integration, as Western culture and values spread worldwide. International institutions also influence countries' political systems. Rising international trade and its environmental externalities, like pollution and greenhouse gases, demonstrate how ecological impacts have also been globalized.

1. How are the different dimensions of globalization - economic, political, cultural, ecological -
connected?
Solution
Answer: Globalislation refers to the intergration of all countries or word countries economically,
politically , culturally and econologically. In layman term, globalization is regarded as the
economic integration only. But the economic intergration is accompanies by the integration in
social and political sense also.
When the world economies come together, it automatically leads tointermingling of cultural and
social values. Westerns style of living speads all over the world. Similarly, the these MNC and
international institutions also play very crucial role in interfering in political system of country.
When the itnernational trade is thriving all over the world, it also affecting the econological
balance. In other words, environmental externalities in the form of pollution, green houses gases
and depletion of ozone layers have also been globalised