The social context of globalization

Today, many researchers reduce the problems of globalization to the spread of the ideals of the consumer society, associating with them the onset of another global crisis. At the same time, a conversation about these crisis phenomena goes, as a rule, beyond the discussion of economic, legislative and value problems of society. But thereby, economic or legal globalization is pulled out of general social processes. From this, it is clear why collapsed models of economic development are collapsing, because they do not consider simulated phenomena in a social context.