Globalisation is one of the most pervasive and debated phenomena shaping the contemporary international system, touching virtually every aspect of economic, political, social, and cultural life. Yet, despite its ubiquity, globalisation remains a contested and multifaceted concept, with scholars, policymakers, and activists offering competing definitions, characterisations, and normative assessments of its nature, drivers, and impacts. … Continue reading Critically analyse the multifaceted phenomenon of globalisation, exploring its various definitions and key characteristics, the central debates surrounding its nature and impact (including perspectives on economic liberalisation, state sovereignty, and cultural dynamics), and a comprehensive assessment of its diverse consequences across economic, political, social, and environmental spheres, considering both the potential benefits and drawbacks for different actors and regions worldwide.