Question

Write differences.

Modernisation and Globalisation

Answer 1

Sr. No.	Modernisation	Globalisation
1.	Modernisation is the application of modern science to human affairs.	Globalisation is the compression of the world and the intensification of the consciousness of the world as a whole.
2.	Modernisation refers to the development of a scientific method of understanding and explaining any phenomenon.	Globalisation has also led to an increase in production. This phenomenon in turn has led to large-scale marketisation.
3.	Modernisation has led to changes in values, beliefs, and norms.	Globalisation has led to crisscrossing between nations in terms of knowledge, technical expertise, know-how, human resources, etc.
4.	There is a willingness to receive new ideas, examine alternatives, find new pathways and explore creative ways to solve problems.	Globalisation is characterised by the sharing of resources. We are familiar with the concept of ‘outsourcing’; it involves contracting out business processes to other countries, allowing companies to operate internationally.
5.	Persons who claim to be modern are willing to examine daily events, literature, culture, art, customs, and beliefs from a critical point of view.	It has made all people and nations interdependent.