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[[Fasciculus:Dubai Jumeirah Lake Towers (Under Construction).jpg|thumb|Aedificatio in [[Dubai]]. Novae civitates et novae urbes sunt partes maximi momenti [[oeconomia]]e orbis terrarum.]]

 

[[Fasciculus:Gini Coefficient World CIA Report 2009.png|thumb|Inaequalitatis vectigalum inter homines indicem haec cartula monstrat. Quam minor est index ''Gini'' nominatus, tam similiores sunt vectigales hominum nationis.]]

[[Consociatio Nationum|Consociationis Nationum]] [[ESCWA]]{{dubsig}} dixit globalizationis "esse terminum late adhibitum quod multis modis definiri. Quam in contextu oeconomico, reductionem et amotionem septorum inter fines nationales ut facile fluant bona, sors, ministeria, et labor . . . quamquam magna septa contra fluxum laboris manent. Globalizationem non esse novam. [[Saeculum 19|Undevicensimo saeculo]] ineunti coepisse. . . . sed belli mundani primi ab initio in tertiam quartarum partium vicesimi saeculi pigrescebat eius expansio, propter, verisimiliter, consilia introspicientia quas numerosae civitates persecutae erant. Tamen postrema quartarum partium vicesimi saeculi maxime globalizatio acceleraverat."<ref>[http://www.escwa.un.org/information/publications/edit/upload/grid-02-2.pdf Summary of the Annual Review of Developments in Globalization and Regional Integration in the Countries of the ESCWA Region,] United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia.</ref>

 

 

* [[Tom G. Palmer]] of the [[Cato Institute]] defines globalization as "the diminution or elimination of state-enforced restrictions on exchanges across borders and the increasingly integrated and complex global system of production and exchange that has emerged as a result."<ref>[http://www.cato.org/pubs/letters/palmer-catoletters.pdf Globalization Is Grrrreat!] by Tom G. Palmer, Senior Fellow, Cato Institute</ref>