Question Q.9GS2GS1
Critically examine the effects of globalization on the youth in India.
Introduction
As per Huntington's thesis, globalization led to the process of integration of artifacts in a way where changes at one place influences the other.
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Main Body
As per Huntington's thesis, globalization led to the process of integration of artifacts in a way where changes at one place influences the other.
Forces of globalization has had mixed impact on youths of India.
Positive Effects:
1Breaking down of parochialism and more tolerant socialism.
2Opportunities of education & jobs in foreign countries.
3Allowed opportunities to become DIGITAL [NOMADS] Balancing
Negative Effects:
1Identity Crisis - with the youth who are confused with their indigenous identity equalled identity.
2Power marginalization of youth from vulnerable sectors.
(a) Daily grinds
(b) Broken families
3Big growing - threatening social security and retirement plans
4Creative Growing - through social media created opportunities for youth of rural areas (regionalized sector)
5Learning past of global youth identity
(a) BITE culture, Hip-top culture
6Opportunities for self-expression
(a) LGBT identity acceptance
— Wasim Ur Rahman · AIR 157
141 words4 paragraphs
Conclusion
Therefore, a youth-led development paradigm is required to harness studies in the face of globalization.
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Answer continues on next page
- Structured comparative analysis with positive and negative effects
- Reference to Huntington's thesis for theoretical framework
- Coverage of contemporary issues like digital nomadism and LGBT rights
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Topper
Wasim Ur Rahman
AIR 1572025
Subject & Paper
GS2GS1
Topic
Effects of Globalization on Indian society
Globalization and Youth
Impact on Identity and Social Structures
Writing Stats
180
Total words
4
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