Dubai: The Concept Of Culture And Culture In Dubai

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Culture is very basic concept to understand human behaviour. Anthropological research is very helpful to understand various societies and cultures. Every culture or group have some characteristics or traits and people share these with each other and some traits they don’t share. These unique traits create difference and give identity to every culture. Every group and society has different culture but there is some broader level attributes which practice by the people, which may be called national level culture and now new coming concept globalization.
People living in different regions of the world practice different tradition, languages, religions and life patterns, that diversity is obvious but now these things turning into something like …show more content…

Many factors important is this scenario one; Dubai realizes that it should globally commercializes itself, secondly; they launch projects to get attention of the world like largest building of the world Burj Khalifa, Artificial city in sea, Palm Jumaira and now they are organizing world exhibition in 2020. These are some steps taken by the Dubai to manage itself at international level. Dubai hold a significance things that it is a multi-culture place people come from all over the world and combine themselves under one paradigm. Dubai is doing that because they now well acknowledge, that when they will recognize globally it will enhance their business market as larger as globalization. But roots of these development takes us to the neo Marxist approach because at one side where is Dubai famous for globalized city on the other hand for the development of their infra-structure Dubai import cheap labour from developing and under-developing countries. They work at lower wages, work more as compare to normal duty hours, live in poor accommodation facilities, taking part in construction of world famous infra-structure but they alienated from it. Workers are satisfied because they are misunderstanding the system they getting more wages as compare to their own countries but very lower as compare to they work and Dubai is becoming more developed on the basis of this cheap labour. Labour is happy because they are working in new economy and the locals of Dubai getting globalized without changing their geographical

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