Lesson 1: Globalization

39問 • 2年前

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the process by which the world , previously isolated through physical and technological distance , becomes increasingly interconnected

globalization

a set of social processes that lead to the social conditions of globality , through the growing consciousness of global connectivity

globalization

classification of the definition

broad and inclusive, narrow and exclusive, positive and unifying, negative and dividing

tell all definition which tries to coin globalization into one

broad and inclusive

focuses on defining one or a few aspects of globalization

narrow and exclusive

showcases the positive effects of globalization in unifying the globe

positive and unifying

showcases the negative effects of globalization which divide different nations

negative and dividing

10 concepts and ideas associated with globalization

free trade, mass media, technology and internet, the social media and social networking, transnational migration, capitalism, terrorism, international organization, states sovereignty, ethics

buyers and sellers from various economies may voluntarily trade without any governments suctioning tariffs , qoutes , subsidies , or prohibitions on services and goods

free trade

maybe the strongest indirect agent of socialization in the contemporary globalized world

mass media

technology has enabled exponential growth of globalization

technology and internet

are computer and internet mediated tools that allow people to generate, share , and exchange information , pictures , and videos in virtual communities and networks

social media

an online community of people with a common interest who use a website or other technologies to communicate with each other and share information , resources , etc

social network

also called foreign labor , guess worker , and expatriate

transitional migrants

refers to the phenomenon in which people migrate from one country to another for the purpose of temporary labor , in which they simultaneously participate in social connections in multiple nation

transnational migration

an economic and political system in which the industry and trade or controlled not by the state but by private owners for profit

capitalism

a politically oriented violence or threat of violence which undoubtedly causes changes in society as it involves the purposeful creation and exploitation of fear for bringing about socio political change

terrorism

refers to membership group that function across national borders for well define purposes

international organization

national organizations falls under two basic categories what are those?

intergovernmental organization, international non governmental organization

another problem with globalization is that states are in effect increasingly losing their sovereignty

states sovereignty

refers to the full power and right of governing body over itself

sovereignty

known as morality or the rightness or wrongness of human conduct which speaks a code or system of behavior in regards to standards of right or wrong behavior

ethics

competing conceptions of globalization

rejectionists, skeptics, modifiers

in this camp , scholars perceive globalization as a power word like nationalism and development

rejectionists

skeptics colors point out that even if the term globalization is meaningful , it is non the less not significant at all

skeptic

this so-called modifiers consider globalization as simply one of many similar faces in history

modifiers

four dimensions of globalization

economic, political, cultural, ecological

refers to the intensification , in trees and stretching of economic connections around the world

economic dimension

defined as the intensification and expansion of political interrelations around the world

political dimension

is the intensification and expansion of cultural flows across the globe

cultural dimension

studies the effects of global unions on environmental issues

ecological dimension

refers to the worldwide environmental issues which include population growth , access to food , global reduction in biodiversity , the gap between rich and the poor , climate change , and global environmental degradation

ecological globalization

four things that mark economic globalization

the advent of a new global economic order, internationalisation of trade and finance, increase power of transnational corporations, enhance role of international economic institutions

usually defined as a system of ideas and ideals , especially one that forms the basis of economic or political theory and policy

ideology

ideology that in those a concept of globalization with certain values or values

globalism

promise a consumer is , neoliberal , free market world period this ideology is advocated by some powerful individuals who claim , among their things , that globalization is spreads democracy and benefits everybody

market globalism

five ideological claims of market globalism

globalization is about the liberation in global integration of markets, globalization is inevitable and irreversible, nobody is in charge of globalization, globalization benefits everyone, globalization furthers the spread of democracy in the world

7 key values of justice globalism

transformative change, participatory democracy, equality of access to resources and opportunities, social justice, universal rights, global solidarity, sustainability

this and devore for a global religious community with dominance over secular structures

religious globalism

TFN week 2

Arvey Lolong · 48問 · 2年前

TFN week 2

48問 • 2年前

Arvey Lolong

問題一覧

the process by which the world , previously isolated through physical and technological distance , becomes increasingly interconnected

globalization

a set of social processes that lead to the social conditions of globality , through the growing consciousness of global connectivity

globalization

classification of the definition

broad and inclusive, narrow and exclusive, positive and unifying, negative and dividing

tell all definition which tries to coin globalization into one

broad and inclusive

focuses on defining one or a few aspects of globalization

narrow and exclusive

showcases the positive effects of globalization in unifying the globe

positive and unifying

showcases the negative effects of globalization which divide different nations

negative and dividing

10 concepts and ideas associated with globalization

free trade, mass media, technology and internet, the social media and social networking, transnational migration, capitalism, terrorism, international organization, states sovereignty, ethics

buyers and sellers from various economies may voluntarily trade without any governments suctioning tariffs , qoutes , subsidies , or prohibitions on services and goods

free trade

maybe the strongest indirect agent of socialization in the contemporary globalized world

mass media

technology has enabled exponential growth of globalization

technology and internet

are computer and internet mediated tools that allow people to generate, share , and exchange information , pictures , and videos in virtual communities and networks

social media

an online community of people with a common interest who use a website or other technologies to communicate with each other and share information , resources , etc

social network

also called foreign labor , guess worker , and expatriate

transitional migrants

refers to the phenomenon in which people migrate from one country to another for the purpose of temporary labor , in which they simultaneously participate in social connections in multiple nation

transnational migration

an economic and political system in which the industry and trade or controlled not by the state but by private owners for profit

capitalism

terrorism

refers to membership group that function across national borders for well define purposes

international organization

national organizations falls under two basic categories what are those?

intergovernmental organization, international non governmental organization

another problem with globalization is that states are in effect increasingly losing their sovereignty

states sovereignty

refers to the full power and right of governing body over itself

sovereignty

known as morality or the rightness or wrongness of human conduct which speaks a code or system of behavior in regards to standards of right or wrong behavior

ethics

competing conceptions of globalization

rejectionists, skeptics, modifiers

in this camp , scholars perceive globalization as a power word like nationalism and development

rejectionists

skeptics colors point out that even if the term globalization is meaningful , it is non the less not significant at all

skeptic

this so-called modifiers consider globalization as simply one of many similar faces in history

modifiers

four dimensions of globalization

economic, political, cultural, ecological

refers to the intensification , in trees and stretching of economic connections around the world

economic dimension

defined as the intensification and expansion of political interrelations around the world

political dimension

is the intensification and expansion of cultural flows across the globe

cultural dimension

studies the effects of global unions on environmental issues

ecological dimension

ecological globalization

four things that mark economic globalization

the advent of a new global economic order, internationalisation of trade and finance, increase power of transnational corporations, enhance role of international economic institutions

usually defined as a system of ideas and ideals , especially one that forms the basis of economic or political theory and policy

ideology

ideology that in those a concept of globalization with certain values or values

globalism

market globalism

five ideological claims of market globalism

7 key values of justice globalism

transformative change, participatory democracy, equality of access to resources and opportunities, social justice, universal rights, global solidarity, sustainability

this and devore for a global religious community with dominance over secular structures

religious globalism