Global Network Theory

Global Network Theory explores how interconnected systems—such as social, economic, or technological networks—operate and influence one another on a worldwide scale. It examines how nodes (individuals, organizations, or devices) are linked through relationships or interactions, creating complex structures that enable rapid information flow, resource exchange, and coordinated behavior. This theory helps us understand phenomena like globalization, digital communication, and supply chains by analyzing the patterns and dynamics of these interconnected networks. In essence, it provides a framework for studying how the world's components are linked and how these connections shape overall system behavior.