... inarguably affects nations economically, in that it is a global market of goods, services, capital, ideas and technologies. It implies a world in which developments in one region can come to shape the life chances of communities in distant parts of the globe. This market is supposed to be free and fair, ("impersonal, devoid of institutional context, equitably structured, and immune to the exercise of corporate power") and is to encourage lesser economies to grow with competition, "generating equitable all-round economic growth and leading to desirable social and environmental outcomes with minimum government intervention and no need for social management." However, the system of Globalisation is uneven in its embrace and impact and it divides as it integrates. Thus Globalisation may mean a shrinking world for some but for the majority it creates a distancing or profound disembedding of power relations. The system of a seemingly level playing ...

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