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Water and globalization: case study of Central Asia

The present‐day world is enmeshed in global networks. The information space has been formed according to rules of Internet and electronic messaging and ensures instantaneous communication and momentary dissemination of any news, thus bringing about apparent unity of the world. Other networks (financial, trade, economic, legal and institutional) have their own rules, while being in motion and interacting with each other they represent a phenomenon of globalization.