Internationalization and Strategic Alliances

Historical Recount That Has Accelerated The International Processes Of Heis

The current globalization processes are mainly driven by market forces, and as barriers to trade have fallen in the last decades of the 20th Century, trade relations in the form of regional and multinational free trade agreements have accelerated at an unprecedented pace giving way to an unlimited amount of choices for the consumer as trade patterns have accelerated. As the resulting exchange of goods, of services and of people seems unstoppable, international human resources with the necessary skills for this new economy need to be provided in order to have a well-functioning economy where all citizens can contribute not only to the well-being of their immediate surroundings, but also of the world at large. Hence, the easiest and most effective way of achieving this is to internationalize people, that is to say to give a person the opportunities and possibilities of get and receive a “process of internationalization”. How do we achieve this? Universally, as every child should, in theory go to school, the easiest way seems to be via education.