Glocalization and management
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The economy spatial organization is a result of the trend towards concentration and a tendency to distraction. Although globalization leads to the global economic space homogenization, but simultaneously leads to the concentration of economic and social life in a relatively small number of sites whose locations are specially attractive. It is therefore essential to reconcile the local interests with the regional, national, international and global ones, but eluding to remain a “scansen”, and to become a colony. The author discusses the essence of the glocalization phenomenon as a “reverse” of the globalization. He draws attention to the changes in management, which occur in the economy and in its entities operating at the local level, which this process enforces. This is of particular importance in view of the disaggregation of national economic space and atomization of its components, at this stage of its development and advance-ment, implied by globalization, the author stresses.
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