Critically examine the effects of globalisation on the youth in India.
Introduction
Globalisation offers to the inexorable integration of worlds cultures, technology, human values and ideologies.
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The effects of globalisation on youth can be understood through ARJUN APPAROAH'S framework: 1) Ethnoscape - provided scope for travelling world, learning best practices. However, also enabled illegal lout-migration (donkey route). 2) Idea scope - Exposure to worlds of Rousseau, Voltaire
The temples finally opened in 1936 starting with Palmeswalle Swamy Temple. This movement received initial support from Indian National Congress but later got disillusioned. The movement gained confidence to sub-castes classes that they could lead their own movements. A new breed of leaders emerged who took the movement forward. The establishment of bulk Vaikkom Satyagraha made the Indian National Struggle more inclusive in nature.
- Uses theoretical framework (Appadorai) for analysis
- Identifies both positive (learning best practices) and negative (illegal migration) impacts
- References to enlightenment thinkers
BHAVESH JALPAN
Effects of Globalization on Indian society
Globalization and Youth
Youth and Global Integration
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