Choân-kiû Chāi-tōe-hòa
Choân-kiû Chāi-tōe-hòa(Eng-gí: Glocalisation / Glocalization). Sī Choân-kiû-hòa(globalization)kap chāi-tōe-hòa(localization)nn̄g-jī ê kiat-ha̍p. Choân-kiû Chāi-tōe-hòa sī chí kò-jîn, thoân-thé, kong-si, cho͘-chit, tan-ūi kap siā-kûn tông-sî ióng-iú "su-khó choân-kiû-hòa, hêng-tōng chāi-tōe-hòa" ê ì-goān kap lêng-le̍k. Chit-ê sû hông sú-iōng lâi tián-sī jîn-lūi liân-kiat bô-kâng chhioh-tō͘ kap kui-bô͘ (ùi tōe-hng kàu choân-kiû)ê lêng-le̍k, koh pang-chān lâng cheng-ho̍k tiong chhioh-tō͘(meso-scale), ū kài-hān ê "sió a̍h-á"(little-box)ê su-khó.
Iōng-hoat
siu-kái- Kò-jîn, ka-têng kap cho͘-chit pó-chhî pau-hâm pún-tōe kap tn̂g kū-lî hō͘-tōng ê jîn-chè kau-óng bāng-lō͘.[1]
- Kā te̍k-tēng ê só͘-chāi(sió-tìn, siâⁿ-chhī á-sī kok-ka)soan-pò͘ chòe sè-kài léng-he̍k, tī sè-kài hoān-ûi lāi ū chek-jīm kap khoân-lī. Chit-ê kòe-têng khai-sí tī 1950 nî ê Hoat-kok, siōng khí-seng hông chheng-chòe “mondialisation”.
Choân-kiû Chāi-tōe-hòa ê Phín-pâi Cheng-sîn
siu-kái"Choân-kiû Chāi-tōe-hòa"(glocalization)ê koan-liām sán-seng chhut--lâi, ì-sù sī chí "Choân-kiû-sèng ê chāi-tōe-hòa"(global localization), kiông-tiāu choân-kiû-hòa pit-su ài kap chāi-tōe-hòa ū chin bā ê kiat-ha̍p.
Choân-kiû Chāi-tōe-hòa ê Chú-iàu Lōe-iông
siu-káiLiáu-kái Tong-tōe Bûn-hòa
siu-káiPī-bián Oân-choân Hûiⁿ-hiòng Î-si̍t
siu-káiPó-liû Hông Bóe--khì ê Khì-gia̍p ê He̍k-sim Kè-ta̍t
siu-káiChham-khó Chu-liāu
siu-kái- ↑ Barry Wellman, "Little Boxes, Glocalization, and Networked Individualism." Pp. 11-25 in Digital Cities II, edited by Makoto Tanabe, Peter van den Besselaar, and Toru Ishida. Berlin: Springer-Verlag, 2002.