Global Culture

Definition

Global culture refers to the interconnectedness and shared values, beliefs, practices, and behaviors that have emerged as a result of increased global communication, transportation, and globalization. It signifies the blending of diverse cultural elements from around the world into a common global identity.

Related terms

Cultural Diffusion: The spread or movement of cultural ideas, customs, practices, or innovations from one society to another.

Transnational Corporations: Large companies that operate in multiple countries and play a significant role in shaping global culture through their products, advertisements, and branding.

Mass Media: Forms of communication such as television, movies, music, and social media that reach large audiences worldwide and contribute to the dissemination of global culture.