The process of globalization is considered one of the important factors in the development of modern society. This process is characterized by the strengthening of economic, political, and cultural ties between the states. However, globalization has both a positive and a negative impact on the preservation and development of national values. This article analyzes the problem of national values, their transformation, and ways to preserve them in the context of globalization based on scientific sources.
The Problem of National Values in The Context of Globalization
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Globalization
national values
identity
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