The Paradox of Globalization
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15291/radovifpsp.2583Abstract
The article problematizes the process of globalization from the position of D. Helld’s theoretical postulates from the nineteen nineties. Confronting different attitudes to and conceptualizations of globalization the article gives an overview of the readiness of Western European countries for the 21st century and of their abilities to respond to the challenges of globalization. Drawing attention to negative trends as consequences of structural changes within Western Europe, the author makes conclusions about the paradoxes of globalization, namely, the political, democratic, economic, ethical and philosophical paradox.


