The youth are capable of identifying themselves with a global identity and connecting with events and developments outside their countries. In this context, discuss the impact of globalisation on the various aspects of youth identity. (Answer in 250 words)
Introduction
Globalisation refers to an intensive interconnected process linking different regions with each other socially, culturally, and economically.
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Main Body
Globalisation refers to an intensive interconnected process linking different regions with each other socially, culturally, and economically. It is often a cause of changing identities, of which contemporary youth are found to be most susceptible.
a) caused by excessive media consumption
b) Colonial mindset that 'everything of West is Best'
c) change in identity is apart of undergoing socialisation to go with the western concepts of identity.
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a) Exposure to new ideas gives impetus to call for change. Thus, globalisation has a multidimensional effect on youth identity as he veda mentions, 'we should allow ideas from everywhere but have our own synthesis'. Hence, dysfunctional elements from globalisation can be discarded while adopting the functional elements.
Conclusion
Globalisation has multidimensional effects on youth identity; dysfunctional elements should be discarded while functional elements adopted
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- Clear definition of globalisation
- Structured approach with numbered points
- Reference to sociological concepts and thinkers
- Addresses both positive and negative impacts of globalisation
- Provides a nuanced conclusion balancing global and local elements
- References vedic philosophy
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Society and Culture
Effects of Globalization on Indian society
Globalisation and youth identity
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