The work also stresses that this world view is dominated by the idea that the "virtues" of one form of political thought, i.e. democracy will overrule those of all others. That democracy is the overarching solution to the development of a "global human society." 1.What is meant by globalization?

The article a Global Society demonstrates that the idea of globalization may have natural progression and that globalization in ideal is the intensification of understanding between peoples that shows the interconnectivity of each and the similarities over the differences to acknowledge that we are one world, and one society and that old divisions are and have been left behind.

2. What is meant by the term "eurocentrism" and does it apply to classical social theory? Can there be a non- Eurocentric theory of modernity?

In this work Eurocentrism applies to the idea that the development of a modern "one world" ideal is tainted by the idea that defines the modern in Europe and the U.S., i.e. Democracy and economic prosperity. Classical social theory demonstrates that Eurocentric ideals of the modern are impossible to escape and again the work testifies that it is unlikely that there can be an idea of modernity that is not developed as a Eurocentric model.

3. "The Introduction: The Problem of Globalization Theory"

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The work stresses that reality has changed very little and that there are clearly still social and political divides but the idea is that global inter- connectivity and growth is a positive social development and that interdependence marks a change in the social development of the world that will in retrospect be seen as a transition to the new millennium. The author then goes about dissecting the problem with this emphasis as the only emphasis that defines social thought and discovery at this time.
1.What is meant by globalization?

This work defines globalization as a farce, yet a pervasive one that will lead to an ideal that however unattainable demonstrates the thoughts of the future of progress and modernity.

2. What is meant by the term "eurocentrism" and does it apply to classical social theory? Can there be a non- Eurocentric theory of modernity?

Eurocentric classical social theory, according to the author is the defining character of globalization as the world view of those who dominate classical social theory is of the European of western tradition, which negates any other form of progress and modernization, than economic and secular as without value.