Introduction
With the world ever moving towards a more globalised structure,
clarity and cooperation are more important than ever. The move
towards a more integrated world has been occurring for decades,
most notably following the end of the Second World War. Some of the
most notable examples of this include the formation of the United
Nations (“UN”), North
Atlantic Treaty Organsisation
(“NATO”), World Trade
Organisation (“WTO”) and the
International Monetary Fund
(“IMF”). There are numerous
others, though these entities are of massive substance and promote
and drive towards a more interconnected world.
Technology has also been a major pushing factor and has been
something of a vehicle of the interconnectedness. With the rise and
spread of the internet towards the latter stages of the 20th
century, and the increasing availability and ease of use of mobile
phones, the workday never truly stops and nowhere is genuinely very
far away.
