Globalization and Indian society

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Globalization is the intensification of cross-border flows of goods, capital, services, technology, information, people and cultural forms, together with the institutions and power relations that organize those flows. Its effects on Indian society are mediated by state policy, markets, digital networks, social institutions and unequal starting positions. Study economic integration, cultural exchange, migration, changing work and consumption, family and identity, rural-urban linkages and political responses as connected but distinct processes. Avoid treating globalization as either uniform westernization or a single economic reform event.