Dimensionality of Globalization, Global Governance, and Generational Sustainability

Abstract

Strengthening the governance of global interactions is crucial for making global and regional groupings significantly representative to provide legitimate global leadership. This advocacy would mean that the need exists for collaboration in a quest for global governance and generational sustainability. In other words, this requires democratic processes at all levels of political governance to provide global leaders the opportunity to galvanize global initiatives to overcome world challenges in preparing the ground for generational sustainability. The survey research design was adopted in this study, and the result showed positive association between globalization and generational sustainability. The study was not exhaustive due to the absence of current relevant literature in the areas. Therefore, further study could examine the need for democratic regional groupings as one measure of improving the architecture of global governance. Because of the relationship between globalization and generational sustainability, the anti-corruption crusade should be intensified around the world.