"Globalization is a process of interaction and integration between different people, companies, and intergovernmental organizations, whose processes occur with technology and information with technology".

However, the most appropriate and best is: globalization is the ability of individuals to global mutuality globally.

Skeptics view the mythical globalization. They reject such terminologies as 'global economy', but they prefer to use the concept of economic globalization which is more meaningful than 'toward', compared to something that has become. Other issues that are often debated in the discussion of the meaning of globalization is the role of the nation-state Neoliberal views on the role of the nation-state are very clear, that the nation-state is an effective actor in the distribution of wealth and economic resources.

The neo-liberal phrase occurred in the early 1980s, the agenda of society they run is how to marginalize 'the state - countries are within the limits of regulatory provision, while they push the market in the economic process, in which globalization becomes a major component of male trafficking and investment, transnational corporations and global capital investment will look for lucrative areas and offer better ones.

The author also mentions that globalisa si, which is often voiced by globalists, is the world and markets are now integrated and connected to one another in an infinite global environment. As a social, economic, and political phenomenon today, globalization brings both positive and negative things. In other words, globalization is both an opportunity and a threat.