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Pertaining to an entire file, database, volume, program or system.
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But the universal constraints of demography, geography, climate, diseases, diet, status hierarchies, and gender roles, although different in each society, are also all affected by global events.
On seeking global history's inner child
This sense of openness indicates anew consciousness of being a global community.
Globalization for global community: A challenge to ministerial formation
For decades, the prevailing wisdom for companies expanding oversea was: "Think global, act local.
Thinking locally acting globally: that's not an easy concept for a lot of multinational companies, but an Oracle executive argues that the old ways of deferring to local practices need to be abandoned in favor of global standardization. (Global Business)
In that year, Global Policy Forum, an influential think tank headquartered on UN grounds in New York, initiated its Internet information program on the Tobin tax.
New push for global taxes: A renewed drive for global taxation threatens to accomplish the UN's goal of an international revenue service that would collect taxes from every person on the planet. (Cover Story: United Nations)
The global economy is an inter-linked economy and is increasingly a borderless world for business.
Is Your Company Ready to Go Global?
PAG confirms that top executives who consider their companies successful internationally spend 40 percent of their time on global issues.
How communicators lead @ the best global companies

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