The Society of Individuals in Globalization

This lecture explores the emergence of individuals as key actors in the globalization process, leading to the transformation of societal structures and identities. It discusses the shift from community-based societies to a world where individuals play a central role, impacting various aspects of social life. The lecture delves into the concept of 'alter-identity' in the context of global interactions, highlighting the complexities of individual identities in a rapidly changing world. It also examines the role of individuals in political movements worldwide, emphasizing the multidimensional nature of globalization beyond economic aspects. The discussion extends to spatial dimensions of identity, emphasizing the evolving relationship between individuals and their environments. Overall, the lecture provides insights into the dynamic interplay between individuals, societies, and the globalized world.