| dc.description.abstract | In the teaching of John Paul II’s the need of solidarity globalization is particularly stressed out as
well as that of humanization of globalization processes. With the aim of doing it, one should be guided
by unchanging social values: the truth, freedom, justice, solidarity, subsidiarity, love.
The globalization has two faces:
▪ the benefits which it brings to the world, individual countries and its main beneficiaries, that is
international corporations.
▪ negative effects which the developing countries and all people of the world experience (climatic
changes, emission of harmful substances, drug addiction, moral nihilism, gradual decrease of
human importance).
It happens that complex processes caused by economical globalization make their way towards
changing a human being into an element of a market, a bartered good or a factor devoid of meaning for
decisive choices. As a consequence, a person may feel annihilated by impersonal mechanisms on
a world’s scale and may gradually lose his own identity and personal dignity.
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