This work will analyze the case study titled Globalization, written by Cate Malek. (July, 2005) The work written in response to World Trade Organization protests and the whole of Globalization in general is significant in that it develops a detailed back and forth kind of assessment of what is good and what is bad about globalization and the conflict and concern associated with it. On the one hand the work stresses that globalization will have significant fall out, that should be kept in check and on the other it stresses the beliefs of many that it is not only an inevitable state of affairs but one that can seriously aide the development of humanity. No industry is more poised to realize the full breadth of the conflict associated with globalization than the hospitality industry as it is at the pinnacle of change and hosts agents of change on both sides of the discussion. This work will first critically examine the case study and then describe ways in which the hospitality industry can maximize the benefits of conflict and limit its costs to prevent, manage, settle and resolve destructive conflicts.
             "Globalization Debate: How it will be Supported by the Hospitality Industry"
             This work will first critically examine the case study and then describe ways in which the hospitality industry can maximize the benefits of conflict and limit its costs to prevent, manage, settle and resolve destructive conflicts. "To reap the potential benefits of globalization, we have to make wise and equitable decisions for people on all sides of the conflict. This will require constructive debate and a clear understanding of the conflict processes behind globalization." (Malek, July, 2005, para. 3) The development of a constructive set of policies to be adopted by the hospitality industry, an industry that is in grave danger with regard to an economic downturn, should engender it to heed the warnings of the businesses, it hosts an...