The explosion of new products and the globalization of the capital markets have made paper trails harder to follow.

He says that globalization is making "national economies into one global economy" because many depend on people from other countries.

Others, like Thomas Friedman, believe that globalization can bring people together and make everyone richer without getting rid of local cultures.

Technological advances, the transient job market, competition, and globalization have made people seem dispensable in today's corporate world.

In addition, others point out, the globalization of markets makes it possible for a lower price here to undermine prices at home.

But globalization is making the border increasingly difficult to police.

However, Thailand's embrace of globalization has made transnational legal relations unavoidable.

To the contrary, globalization has made it not only "appropriate or useful" but vital to look at foreign laws.

The reality is that globalization makes the world a richer place, but the wealth it creates goes disproportionately to two sorts of people.

While a trade war was avoided, experts on both sides of the Atlantic said increasing economic globalization would make further disputes like this one inevitable.