Unit 3 Emotional Intelligence and Spiritual Intelligence.pdf
Rootlessness vs borderless (2)
1.
2. • Globalization =processes of international
integration arising from increasing human
connectivity and interchange of worldviews,
products, ideas, and other aspects of culture.
3. • Rootlessness
– Having no roots.Not belonging to a particular
place or society: rootless refugees in a strange
country.
– A country whose identity is unknown, gone or
forgotten
4. • Borderless
– being without a border
– A country which has evolve and develop without
any limitations.
5. Bussiness
and
Economic
How
Society
globalization Workforce
affects
countries?
Technology
7. • Globalization has change a lot of countries to
becoming a far better and civilised country.
• Increase in bussiness(trade) and economy,
also in technology are proves that
globalization has affect a certain country and
making it borderless.
9. • Korea's economic catchup and income per capita
has jumped from less than 20% of Japan's four
decades ago to 90% today
• The development strategy initially focused on
the country's comparative advantage in labor-
intensive manufacturing.
• it graduated from low-tech to high-tech exports.
• Samsung have become the region's industrial
leaders.
12. • Rootless growth refers to the cultural decay
and loss of meaning and identity which often
accompany economic growth fueled by
globalization and the entrance of materialistic
lifestyles of industrialized countries.
• Globalization has turn a certain country away
from it’s origins, culture and traditions.
13. • A rootless feeling resulting from economic and
social change
• Exp: teenagers didn’t follow the ways and
traditions of the old (traditions is forgotten)
15. • Singapore is a country located at the
southern tip of malay peninsular
• Westernize due to british colonization and
similiar to taiwan with some flair of hong
kong's way of life.
• As we can see now that most of Singapore’s
way and culture are originally from Malaysia
and Hong Kong.
16. • The reason is because most of the newly
minted Singaporean citizens were
uneducated labourers from China, Malaysia
and India.
• there is no single set of culturally acceptable
behaviours.
