Examples of using Globalisation in English and their translations into Malay
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Harnessing globalisation.
Globalisation is not so much.
In response to globalisation.
Globalisation Society and Culture.
Caused by globalisation and.
Globalisation provides opportunities and challenges.
That is called globalisation.
These results are important because while it's true that globalisation has resulted in brand convergence i.e. more people showing preference from a basket of internationally known brands, the survey has also revealed our Gen Y's openness to embrace old and new brands.
There is no country that can escape from globalisation.
In addition to the globalisation trend, another factor that is and will influence the growth of the nation and that of Kuala Lumpur is the increase in the importance of the knowledge-based economic activities especially those relating to the development of information and communication technology(ICT).
Restructural changes took place in most manufacturing industries due to the globalisation process.
According to him, this transformation was to tackle the challenges ahead,among which were globalisation of higher education, internationalisation of higher education, the issue of graduates employability, high expectation by stakeholders, and the reduction of central provisions.
Najib said the relationship such as that between Malaysia and the United States was important as the country is now moving into a new era in the worldeconomy which did not just involve the globalisation process but also“the network economy”.
Vision 2020 identifies globalisation as one of the major underlying mega trends which Malaysia must follow in order to ensure a sound basis for economic development, a view further emphasised by the Third Outline Perspective Plan(OPP3, 2001- 2010) and Second Industrial Master Plan(1996- 2005).
He holds an MA with Distinction in Environment, Politics and Globalisation from King's College London.
The SOAS LLM in Law, Development and Globalisation is a specialist programme that provides you with both a good grounding in the fundamentals of international law as well as opportunities to develop an expert niche offered by our diverse and unique range of development and globalization modules.
The Master's Degree in Business International Law from OBS BusinessSchool provides an effective response to the needs which the globalisation of the economic and business world has brought about for business and corporation law professionals.
The primary aim of the MA in Human Rights, Globalisation and Justice(HRGJ) Course is to provide you with an intensive period of study in which to develop practical and theoretical understandings of human rights law, politics and philosophy, at domestic, regional and international levels.
You will be taken to the top international level in business administration, reflectingthe needs of the industry in a world, where globalisation, enhanced competition, and the speed of technological change place ever-increasing demands on executive management skills.
The first part of the course examines a number of different theoretical approaches drawn from different intellectual traditions in the discipline, including Classical and Contemporary Realism, Liberalism, and Radical approaches to IRas well as contemporary debates on Governance and Globalisation.
There will be an opportunity to focus on critical global issues, including the flow of international trade or energy supplies,but also the globalisation of crime and terrorism and the resulting implications for human rights and international development, more generally…[-].
The MA in Anthropology of Education and Globalisation at Aarhus University is unique in offering an in-depth understanding of the ways in which education, learning, and knowledge are negotiated and managed in everyday life in different contexts- across national and cultural boundaries.
Our research and teaching address some of the most pressing questions of our time relating to equality and human rights,the legal implications of climate change, globalisation, international relations, trade, competition and global finance, to name but a few.
The MA in Anthropology of Education and Globalisation at Aarhus University is unique in offering an in-depth understanding of the ways in which education, learning, and knowledge are negotiated and managed in everyday life in different contexts- across national and cultural boundaries.
Upon graduation, you will have developed a complete understanding of the challenges in this sector andhave a full understanding of the industry's needs in a world where globalisation, enhanced competition, and the speed of technological change place ever-increasing demands on executive management skills.
Against this backdrop, and considering the globalisation of markets and the increase of international relations, the Faculty of Law will launch in 2017/2018 the new three-year bachelor programme in legal studies entitled“Bachelor's Degree in Comparative, European and International Legal Studies”(or CEILS), taught entirely in English.
Against this backdrop, and considering the globalisation of markets and the increase of international relations, the Faculty of Law will launch in 2017/2018 the new three-year bachelor programme in legal studies entitled“Bachelor's Degree in Comparative, European and International Legal Studies”(or CEILS), taught entirely in English.
