How does political conflict influence the international integration of sub-Saharan regions in regards to globalisation (original) (raw)

With the world becoming increasingly united as well as interdependent in terms of socioeconomical activities, it is important to ponder what exactly stimulates this globalisation as well as what could potentially interfere with its expansion. Globalisation has become a major phenomenon throughout our contemporary world, creating new opportunities for trading, business as well as more versatile R&D in various subjects. Thanks to the positive impacts that globalisation has brought forth, including a more mediated conflict environment with appropriate supervising international entities such as the World Bank, IMF or UN, the world has been enjoying a relatively pacific atmosphere and this is partly due to most countries being able to rely on external support in the face of injustice or oppression. An international community implies international solidarity, and this new form of solidarity has been of huge assistance for countries with tyrannical governments and limited freedom of speech.