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Milner has been a strong advocate of Track II diplomacy - arguing that the globalising and democratising of international relations demands an enhanced role for non-government interaction.

I don't think one has to be anti-immigrant to be apprehensive about the way a lot of immigration relates to the tendency for the globalising of economic structures to outpace the globalisation of social ones.

It would seem to be a perfect area where baseball and the players association can collaborate and do some things to push forward the globalizing of baseball."

The rapid globalizing of economies and the perception that the world's most threatening problems no longer have national or bureaucratic boundaries should create the right atmosphere for real change in the international system.

Relentless expansion of capitalism and the globalizing of economic and military power binds leaders of the power elite into complex relationships with nation states that generate global-scale class divisions.

Titled "Economy in Globalizing Istanbul," the second Istanbul Symposium addressed the ongoing dynamics of globalization, and its effects on the city's economy from the 1990s onwards.

Cloke, Paul J. Globalizing Responsibility: The Political Rationalities of Ethical Consumption, Wiley-Blackwell, 2010.

It has become one of the few Canadian companies to globalize.

Second, we have to seek to globalize our business models.

"We have globalized, and believe me, that is extraordinarily important."

Well, if the shoe business can be globalized, why not wine?

For an increasing number of large companies, much growth is expected to come from their efforts to globalize.

Put it this way: if economics could be globalized, why not political violence?

"The job that's got to be done now is to globalize our focus.

Q. Why did you necessarily have to globalize your work?

"We feel they're working hard to globalize, and may have the strength to succeed."

Global communication means, in a way, that guilt itself is globalized.

Still, companies are beginning to globalize beyond merely moving manufacturing.

In that capacity, he has been at the forefront of globalizing the university.

Based institutions such as the nation-state and the family are globalized from the inside.

Tragedy and horror are becoming globalized along with everything else.

Major league executives say only that the game is part of their campaign to globalize baseball.

It was thought that this would modernize the country and globalize its economy.

There are, however, painful questions inherent in globalizing the labor movement.

Just as business has globalized, it was inevitable that environmentalism would, too.

"I am globalizing myself," she said, laughing, about her interviews with foreign journalists in recent months.

Efforts will be made to further globalize training standards and the credentialing process.

We overlook that businesses are globalizing more quickly than they can adjust to the new international economic environment.

Companies may have different start points in the race to globalize but they have similar destination.

"We're globalizing because we think the learning of that acquired company and our learning together add up to three."

"We're trying to educate people that they can universalize and globalize their business at no cost," he said.

And the next trade agreement should recognize that some national industries or regions within a country globalize more quickly than others.