in his book "the dignity of difference" Jonathan sack's provide a critical perspective of globalization of the economy and how it has impacted the local community on a global scale, and offers an alternative to the conflicts experienced in our everyday li

Managing Globalization with Religious Principles In the beginning of the twenty first century , the following three words aptly describe American foreign policy : globalization , religion and war . Globalization , described by Sacks (2002 ) as the interconnectedness of the world through new systems of communication always brings the word `integration ' to mind , as it relies on the Web (26 . Thus , globalization is conducive to both peace and economic growth . In fact , Sacks believes that globalization may result in tremendous economic progress throughout the world . Eventually , the world civilization may reach its peak in advancement , thanks

to this new system (Sacks , 24-25

But , what if we cannot make peace despite our goal to reach the peak of advancement ? Sacks explains that it is possible that we would further destroy our world by not being able to manage globalization (25 . As of today , Americanization and globalization go together , and the backlash against globalization comes from have-nots that do not possess the resources of the United States and could therefore turn out to be America 's enemies . Various authors mention terrorism in this context , and relate its causes to America 's success in the global economy . To put it another way , Americanization is a symbol of America 's power around the globe . And , this calls for envy and resentment on the part of those who have not the markets and the military might of the United States . With individual acts of terror ' these envious individuals can destabilize large parts of the world (Sacks , 199 . Hence , Sacks...