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Chính trị tham gia: thành viên trong các tổ chức quốc tế, nhân sự và đóng góp tài chính của Liên Hợp Quốc nhiệm vụ gìn giữ hòa bình, phê chuẩn điều ước quốc tế, và chuyển giao chính phủ Các quốc gia hàng đầu bảng xếp hạng ở du lịch, thương mại, công nghệ, và các liên kết với phần còn lại của thế giới | Measuring Globalization The Global Top 20 The countries that top the charts in trade travel technology and links to the rest of the world ECONOMIC INTEGRATION Trade and foreign direct investment TECHNOLOGICAL CONNECTIVITY Internet users Internet hosts and secure servers PERSONAL CONTACT International travel and tourism international telephone traffic and remittances and personal transfers including worker remittances compensation to employees and other person-to-person and nongovernmental transfers POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT Membership in international organizations personnel and financial contributions to . peacekeeping missions international treaties ratified and governmental transfers CHARTS FOR FP BY JARED SCHNEIDMAN 52 Foreign Policy GLOBALIZATION AT WORK The fifth annual . Kearney FOREIGN Policy Globalization Index shows that global integration survived the turbulence of the Iraq war a sharp economic downturn and the failure of trade talks. Our ranking of political economic personal and technological globalization in 62 countries reveals that the world is still coming together. Find out who s up who s down and how they got there. The noted international economist Joseph Stiglitz called 2003 a disaster for globalization. At one level he was right. The Iraq war and its aftermath created deep fissures between the United States and its allies and the great majority of countries who opposed the war. The . Security Council the lead body for international peace and security issues was dealt a blow by the willingness of the coalition to launch a military campaign without its blessing. The war even prompted boycotts and muttering about possible trade embargoes. During the height of the Iraq controversy some German restaurants posted signs reading Sorry Coca-Cola is not available any more due to the current political situation. The desire to express political differences at the cash register was reciprocated in the United States. One 2003 poll showed that nearly .