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Explanation:

1- More uprising to new industries and more jobs for are developing countries

2- Globalization has also brought a negative impact by the increased transportation and it's global shift of polluting manufacting goods.

3- Globalization is an ongoing process meaning the changes in the 18th centuary to the 2000's could have a even more crucial effects, since are understandings of technology,, wildlife and people have grown.

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Globalisation has been a major topic in the study of International Relations for the past few decades. Almost all aspects of the modern day society have been influenced by it in some way. Moreover, globalisation understood as “an intensification of cross-border interactions and interdependence between countries”[1] has brought about major change in the international system. This definition of the term globalisation allows us to comprehend the change of relationships between individual states from a more or less side by side existence towards their integration in an international system in which they are more dependent on each other than before and where events happening outside their territory are far more likely to have an effect on them than they would have had a about century ago. This essay will now analyse the different ways in which states have become more dependent on each other and how globalisation has brought about this change in the international system.