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    The paper discusses three phases of globalization, from colonial imperialism to the current phase marked by the emergence of the United Nations and emphasis on human rights. It also discusses institutions that promote understanding of minority rights and how communities can work together to establish norms protecting those rights.

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    The paper discusses three phases of globalization, from colonial imperialism to the current phase marked by the emergence of the United Nations and emphasis on human rights. It also discusses institutions that promote understanding of minority rights and how communities can work together to establish norms protecting those rights.

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    Globalization A World Without Alternatives?

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    The paper discusses three phases of globalization, from colonial imperialism to the current phase marked by the emergence of the United Nations and emphasis on human rights. It also discusses institutions that promote understanding of minority rights and how communities can work together to establish norms protecting those rights.

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    Globalization A World

    Without Alternatives?
    INTRODUCTION:
    In this research paper Upendra Baxi talks about
    different phases of globalization how the world
    shifted from globalism to globalization. Globalism
    is nothing but belief that people, information and
    goods should be able to cross national border
    unrestrictedly. So basically globalism is an
    ideology or principle behind globalization.
    Furthermore U Baxi talks about changes in the
    rights of the people.

    SUMMARY:
    The institutions such as Tiruchelvam Associates
    and International Centre For Ethic Studies (ICES)
    are successful in developing understanding of
    crises of ethnicity as well as of nation-states and
    to share languages of rights and responsibility of
    states and people in the domain of ethnic studies.
    Globalization A World
    Without Alternatives?
    INTRODUCTION:
    In this research paper Upendra Baxi talks about
    different phases of globalization how the world
    shifted from globalism to globalization. Globalism
    is nothing but belief that people, information and
    goods should be able to cross national border
    unrestrictedly. So basically globalism is an
    ideology or principle behind globalization.
    Furthermore U Baxi talks about changes in the
    rights of the people.

    SUMMARY:
    The institutions such as Tiruchelvam Associates
    and International Centre For Ethic Studies (ICES)
    are successful in developing understanding of
    crises of ethnicity as well as of nation-states and
    to share languages of rights and responsibility of
    states and people in the domain of ethnic studies.
    U Baxi marked the decade as the struggle against
    the creation of new minorities like women victims
    of custodial violence in post-mathura era of indian
    states and law or an MIC constituted community of
    suffering named as Bhopal victims. According to U
    Baxi both national and international communitees
    should join the hands in the formation of powers
    which will create genuine normative for minority
    rights. This will not only help the minorities today
    but in future as well. U Baxi salutes ICES for its
    effects which makes the struggle for minority
    rights which makes the foundation for the whole
    system of human rights movements. There are
    three phases of globalization. The first phase is
    accomplished by colonial imperialism. The second
    phase is marked by human rights and international
    justice. The third phase is running concurrent with
    the second the third world and the emergence of
    the United Nations acted as the prime weapons for
    weak. The second phase is marked by the
    transparency of new cultures. U Baxi Named the
    second phase as globalism. The inaugural of
    Universal Declaration of Human Rights not only
    protect but promote basic human rights.
    Furthermore in the mid-eighties globalization
    appeared as a description of values that take real
    world of five million people as an object of
    concern, the whole earth as an physical
    environment where everyone is living as
    consumers and produces with common interest to
    solve global problems. Globalism has also received
    a massive setback after the incoherence of
    American economy, with billions of dollars deficit.
    The hardest task today is how to stop the state
    away from globalism is the very agenda of human
    rights today.

    CONCLUSION:
    According to Upendra Baxi A new world
    imperialism is in the making of globalization if we
    have to fight the historically collection of
    strategies is furnished by globalism. In the end U
    Baxi believes that International Centre For Ethnic
    Studies(ICES) will rearticulate the spirit of
    globalism.

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