ecause, according to their perception, it is not an outcome of either a planned activity by government or military power designed to create either "ever larger geopolitical entities" or an "ideological conformity" (Lewis & Harris, 1992, p. 114). Somewhat pompously, Lewis and Harris (1992) contended that globalisation is "the organic result of the virtuous cycle a, by which economic convergence and the diffusion of innovation raise standards of living over time" (p. 114).
Other observers disagree with the benign attribution for the causes, motivations, and outcomes of the process of globalisation. Some people view the ac
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