Indeed, hyper globalism, says Heywood, “is often based on a form of technological determinism, which suggests that the forces creating a single global economy became irresistible once the technology...

Indeed, hyper globalism, says Heywood, “is often based on a form of technological determinism, which suggests that the forces creating a single global economy became irresistible once the technology that facilitates its existence was available” (2011, p. 10).