global influences
International shaping factors
Global influences are forces, factors, or trends that originate beyond national borders and shape conditions within them.
The term appears in discussions of economics, culture, and politics: Global influences on local food prices have made staples unaffordable.
Climate patterns, international markets, migration, and media all qualify as global influences—anything that connects distant causes to local effects.
- soft powerInfluence through appeal
- melting potCultural fusion place
- globalizationWorldwide economic and cultural integration
- multiculturalismCoexistence of diverse traditions
- world musicTraditional international musical styles
diaspora · pop culture · media landscape · environmental activism · climate summit · international law · brain drain · peacekeeping missions · multinational corporations · treaties · cross-cultural communication · cross-cultural exchange · silk road · trade routes · human rights advocacy · outsourcing · cultural hegemony · worldwide
- contemporary artconceptual art, contemporary art, digital art, contemporary artists, modern art
- fusion artfusion, cultural fusion, blending, mixing, remixing
global influenceslocal traditions
Community's established practices
indigenous practices · localism · cultural preservation · national identity · ethnic heritage