GLOBALIZATION AS A PROCESS OF CHANGING SOCIAL, POLITICAL, CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC STRUCTURES IN MEMBERS

Abstract

Technological changes have given rise to countless transformations in societies at the national and global levels, from the relocation of production centers and the consequent integration of new actors in production processes, through the blurring of borders, creating a global village, that is, the world is no longer seen as something grandiose, but as a village where the processes of coexistence get closer and closer, creating, in this way, a socio-cultural symbiosis from which new paradigms emerge that urge, first to understand them and then, being the case, adopt them either because they suit the local modus vivendi or because development, a process seen by many as inexorable and inevitable, will come to Copt, even against the will of those who can. Thus, the present work aims to seek, not only answers, but above all to understand the process of globalization as one that, while being harmful under certain perspectives that were called pessimistic, can also be beneficial and useful, when seen as an integrative process. In order to carry out this research, the hypothetical-deductive method was adopted, which consisted of raising hypotheses and, consequently, their application in the search for truths, even if provisional. In the end, the conclusion was reached that globalization is a process with which one should not fight against it, but rather try to make the most of what can be advantageous, especially for developing countries.