The Impact Of Globalization In Saudi Arabia

Globalization is one of the most essential phenomena through the history and specifically in the sixteenth century to the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. A globalization can be defined as a process of transformations over the time among people and let to the societies to unify together. In addition, the generations can assist to build a variant globalization in the Middle East. Juan Cole 2014 in his book The New Arabs: How the Millennial Generation Is Changing the Middle East argues that the period between 1977 to 2000 was distinctive because of the Arab youth. Cole also stated that this cohort of the Arab youth was called as “Y Generation” or “Millennials” because this generation drove the vast social and political changes to the detonation

As an illustration, Saudi Arabia is one of the countries that has an extremely high population and socio-economically, but the unemployment still exists since a hundred of years because of the fewer opportunities to obtain sophisticated jobs. The oil became an important factor in Saudi Arabia, and Saudis, who have higher education in petroleum, are more likely to be hired for a job. The situation of the oil industries in Saudi Arabia is demonstrably vigorous because of the developments of the industrial civilization in Saudi Arabia. Therefore, oil’s function assisted to develop several countries in the world. Regardless of the old geographical boundaries of the country, the country that had no oil during 1800s was a struggle for the country itself because of the high population such as Egypt. The population was extremely high in Egypt and especially in 1950. At this time, the people in Egypt approached to become a double that was 10 million, and the population kept increasing until it became 83 in 2011. Moreover, the high population density leads to creating the unemployment in Egyptian societies, and the exaggeration of the number of the population can lead to the