When did globalisation begin?

With the invention of the printing press

>>74360588
Probably with the silk road, and then later on with the trans-atlantic trade.

modern globalisation began after ww2.

>>74360608
If you are going to go as back as the silk road you might as well go back to ancient empires, sea peoples etc.

>>74360588
As we understand it today. The late 19th century, it Marx was one of the first people to extensively write on the subject at the time and identify its driving forces. That's why it's so funny seeing right wing nationalist cribbing from his notes in the present day.

America

>>74360588
When Russia was created.

late 19th century, when most of the world was owned by a few countries and industrialisation was beginning.

>>74360588
1913, with the creation of the Federal Reserve

Globalisation is capital banks fucking us all every way sideways, they are spread deep and wide.

globalism, not capitalism, began with horizontal integrations ala standard oil and such in the early 20th century

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>>74360773
When America forced China to open it's trade shit tbqh

>>74360840
Globalism is a tool of capitalism to access wider markets my fat burger eating friend.

>>74360840
Which was started off the back of opium and snake oil, messed up shit

>>74360878
Luulz

>>74360878
i wasn't wrong, why are you so rude
globalism in it's usage is to get as much out of the means of distribution as they can, hence horizontal integration ala standard oil, big chains and so on

I think we are in for a big twist in the story....pretty sure we can all feel it

>>74360958
Global communism

>>74360958
And I hope you enjoy it while you can since globalism is literally the only thing it has stopped us from killing eachother.

>>74360814
Globalization, not globalism, silly sharter