Maailmakeskkond
Maailmakeskkond, also known as the global village or the interconnected world, refers to the concept of a world where communication and technology have shrunk geographical and cultural distances, making the world feel like a single, small community. This idea was popularized by Marshall McLuhan in the 1960s, who argued that electronic media, particularly television, had transformed society into a global village where people could instantly share information and ideas across vast distances.
The term describes how advancements in technology, such as the internet, satellites, and digital communication tools,
In modern contexts, Maailmakeskkond is often discussed in relation to globalization, where economies, politics, and societies