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| Globalization or globalisation? |
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| Sunday, 27 February 2005 | |
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Some of our British readers ask why we spell 'globalization' with a 'z'. Isn't that the American spelling? Shouldn't we, as a London-based organization, call ourselves the 'Globalisation Institute'? Besides, the Oxford English Dictionary - the leading authority on British English spelling - prefers 'globalization' to 'globalisation'. The Penguin Dictionary only lists 'globalization' and has no reference to 'globalisation'. Globalization: it's not as American as you might think. |