Global Connectivity

Definition

Global connectivity refers to how different parts of the world are connected through various means such as trade, communication networks, transportation systems, and cultural exchanges. It represents the degree of interconnectedness among different regions on a global scale.

Related terms

Digital Communication: Refers to technologies like email, social media platforms which enable instant communication across borders.

Trade Networks: Systems that involve importing/exporting goods between countries fostering economic connections worldwide.

Cultural Diffusion: The spread or transmission of cultural elements (such as beliefs or practices) from one society or group to another.