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Globalization as a Contemporary International Problem

1.0 Background of the Study

Globalization is not a contemporary phenomenon, but it started gaining popularity in the last three decades as a result of improved industrialization and the need to look for a market of surplus produce. According to Ayenagbo et al. (11058), globalization is a practice through which businesses take their operation to international markets intending to attract a large customer base. As the business operations increase, movement of people to different nations becomes less and less restricted; hence, in the definition of globalization, the flow of people in the process of conducting business suits a key consideration. This research proposal discusses the problem statement associated with the topic, poses research questions, as well as the methodology that the researcher will use in answering the questions.

2.0 Problem Statement

For a long time now, the Middle-East region has been prone to terrorism and related insecurities. This is due to the increasing number of people purporting to engage in business, while in a real sense, they are surveying areas where they can fulfill their criminal masterminds' desires. This behavior has tinted the image of globalization and all goodies that it brings to the Middle East community. According to Eddy, other than insecurity, globalization can be demonized due...