Glocalization¶
Robertson, R. (1995). Glocalization: Time-Space and Homogeneity-Heterogeneity. Global Modernities.
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- Contextual Policy Adaptation
- … is that it keeps a global policy implementable across diverse settings without gutting it, and by producing a governed version rather than an informal workaround it makes deviations visible and comparable — a disciplined form of glocalization, adapting the local edition while the global intent is preserved.
This sourceDefines glocalization through a global outlook adapted to local conditions.
- … is that it keeps a global policy implementable across diverse settings without gutting it, and by producing a governed version rather than an informal workaround it makes deviations visible and comparable — a disciplined form of glocalization, adapting the local edition while the global intent is preserved.
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