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It is argued that globalization is more than economics; it is a human social process as well, detraditionalizing and denationalizing societies all over the world. Secondly, to cope with it, English, like patriotism, is not enough. People in the UK must learn foreign languages to keep their competiti...

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Published in:Management Today 2000-11, p.14-14
Main Author: Ayling, Robert
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
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Summary:It is argued that globalization is more than economics; it is a human social process as well, detraditionalizing and denationalizing societies all over the world. Secondly, to cope with it, English, like patriotism, is not enough. People in the UK must learn foreign languages to keep their competitive edge.
ISSN:0025-1925