Glocalization

Glocalization, a neologism and contraction of globalization and localization, entails one or both of the following: Glocalization as a term, though originating in the 1980s from within Japanese business practices, was first popularized in the English-speaking world by the British sociologist Roland Robertson in the 1990s.

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