what is the social meaning of transnational relations?

Question

i want to know about people of different nationalities interacting, what does this mean socially?i am looking more for a sociological or anthropological answer.what happens when people of 2 nationalities interact?what is the social significance of this? are there any differences to local interactions?

Answer 1

dunno

Answer 2

I suggest that the upper limit for contributions be done away with, and that the maximum payouts in retirement still remain as they are, adjusted for inflation. Social security is not a "give away" program but one that we all contribute to like a savings plan, and should be protected from other uses by the government. Do you agree or disagree and why? If you are so worried about it then why don't you; first put it back into the private sector and make to were no can take out money from it for their own interest, second pay back every penny you have borrowed from both Social Security and Medicare, third take the illegal immigrants off of it and those who come over here but never paid a penny to it, and lastly have it the same for everyone; in other words government officials are to participate in it and if they want something more they do it on their own without the tax payers funding it?Yet, the monetary stytem feeding the imbalances had never been really changed. They, a group of scholars, suggested that all interest rates would be 3% or less for everyone to become rich if desired (that must be true also to taces). The best economic situation would be, they said, when there were no interest rates. Why not try this solution? The rich would still be rich. My question is: when soial security becomes a problem connected to federal debts, why not work with a balanced or gain budget and spend no more than comes in, as any family has to strive for? Why not ban all loobying gifts in order to get laws that serve the country? God bless America.

Answer 3

I have only found the definition.

trans·na·tion·al (trăns-năsh'ə-nəl, trănz-) pronunciation
adj.

1. Reaching beyond or transcending national boundaries: “the transnational ramifications of terror networks” (Emanuel Litvinoff).
2. Relating to or involving several nations or nationalities: transnational organizations.

Harvard University has a web site dedicated to this topic. See the source link below.

Answer 4

Best case scenario= positive revelation, learning new ways of doing things, and new friendships.
Worst case scenario= negative close minded response, inflexibility, and WAR.

Answer 5

When many nations do buisness.

Answer 6

don't know sorry!