Globalization Management

With regards to the Analysis of different Scenarial Stages of the Globalization Process, the application of Globalization Management Methods depending on Structures (Geographical Space), Functions (Policy Formulation - Regulation, Deregulation, Liberalization) and Processes (Implementation & Formation) in the Real World System: Competitive Advantage of Markets 

1. National Seclusion – Traversing national boundaries

2. Nationalism and Internationalism towards a multipolar world system; decentralization versus centralization;

3. Growing national and global competition; interdependencies of regions and locations; intra- and interregional exchange;

4. Regional competition – deindustrialization and spatial disintegration; technologic innovation; communication of knowledge – time – space compression;
5. Elimination of national structures; emergence of region states – transnational production and services;

6. New configuration of patterns and features; new affinities – regional economic diversity; economic space with supplementary functions; foundation of profit related areas with economic growth;

7. Harmonization, homogenization and standardization; regional progress of spatial competition; 

8. Regional transformation and transition; emergence of a new world economic market system;

9. New global relations and business culture – new world view and global citizenship; 

10. Regional state as new multinational entity – trnasnational policy integrating multinational operations;  

11. New world market systems; global factor allocation; local and regional interrelations;

The steady globalization of economic activity over the last few decades has intensified the reassertion of the region as critical locus of economic order and a foundation of competitive advantage. This process, being crucial for the world economy, is determining the management of geopolitics and space economics on micro- and macro levels. To that, Economic Geography and International Relations will provide geographical knowledge to broaden the worldview and strategic competence in valuation of spatial structures and international relations. Applying the methods of both sciences, it is mainly targeted to develop critical thinking and understanding towards interdependence of global economic issues, cultural differences and regional integration. As all human activities have spatial, political, historical and cultural implications, Economic Geography and International Relations will reflect the living space of humans, their activities towards structural and cultural formation of economic space. Particularly, Economic Geography and International Relations will exemplify aforementioned aspects highlighting regions and countries from all continents by analyzing their political and economic structure and cross border relations. With the conceptual approach of linking theory and practice, the principles of Economic Geography and International Relations will be applied to undertake policy formulation for the economic management of current world issues. We are