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Globalization is the compression of the world and the intensification of worldwide consciousness

Robertson 1992

as mentioned in Coronacion et al. (2018, p5) argued that there is no generally accepted definition of globalization. However, globalization can be viewed from different perspectives, a process, a condition, and an ideology.

Steger 2005

Harvey 1989

introduced globalization as the compression of time and space and the annihilation of distance.

defined globalization as the expansion and intensification of social relations and consciousness across world time and world space.

Manfred Steger 2013

Globalization as a process

As an economic process, As an political process, As an cultural process

As an economic process

This is the growing connection of national economies throughmultinational firms. (Steger, 2014).

As a political process

Globalization refers to gradual processes of 'relative deterritorialization' that facilitate the growth of 'supraterritorial' relations between people." (Scholte, 2008 in Steger, 2014, p. 9)

GLOBALIZATION AS A CONDITION IS RELATED TO THE TERM

Globality, Globalism

Globality

Trans-planetary is the social link between people from different parts of the world, while connections transcend geographical units in supra-territorial relations. (Sholte, 2008 in Coronation et al 2018, p8)

Globalism

The global isnot a domain separate from regional, national, provincial, and local levels, and there is an intersection of all these" (Martell, 2010, p. 11). Globalism is a political belief system—an ideology that justifies cultural, social, economic, and political globalization.

involves the growth of transactions and interdependencies between countries. (Martell 2010)

Internationalization

refers to the removal of constraints on the movements of resources between countries—an open, borderless world. (Martell 2010)

Liberalization

Universalization

involves the dispersion of objects and experiences to all parts of the earth. It sometimes refers to standardization and homogenization. (Martell 2010)

is the capacity of the international system to provide governmental-type services and public goods in the absence of a worldwide government.

Global Governance

usually founded upon a treaty, or a multilateral agreement, and consists of more than two states.

International Organization

United nations how many nations?

193 nations

operation is shaped and influenced by government

Globals Economys

also party-managed and funded by governments and their representatives.

Global Instutions

refers to the increasing interdependence of world economies due to the growing scale of cross-border trade of commodities and services, the flow of international capital, and t h e wide and rapid spread of technologies.

Economic Globalization

2 Economic Globalization

Protectionism, Periphery countries

policy of systematic government interference in foreign trade

protectionism

Less developed countries, Low-income countries

Periphery countries

is a system in which all-natural resources and means of production are privately owned.

Capitalism

a system where the property is owned by the government and allocated to all citizens.

Socialism

two economics models

Capitalism, Socialism

Three basic kinds of market integration

Horizontal integration, Vertical Integration, Conglomeration

main deliberative policymaking and representative

general assembly

most power ful body

Sevurity Council

The principal body for coordination

Economic and Social Council

The principal judical organ of the un

International Court of Justice

Secretary General

The Secretariat

map line

Brandt Line

Globalization of media first and foremost upholds a capitalistic ideology and promotes consumerism to the public

Consumerism

Western Countries are the multimedia elites restructed into multimedia conglomerates

Cultural Imperialism

Developing countries are being left behind because of the uneven flow of information within the global system with different levels of access

Lack of equity

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問題一覧

Globalization is the compression of the world and the intensification of worldwide consciousness

Robertson 1992

Steger 2005

Harvey 1989

introduced globalization as the compression of time and space and the annihilation of distance.

defined globalization as the expansion and intensification of social relations and consciousness across world time and world space.

Manfred Steger 2013

Globalization as a process

As an economic process, As an political process, As an cultural process

As an economic process

This is the growing connection of national economies throughmultinational firms. (Steger, 2014).

As a political process

Globalization refers to gradual processes of 'relative deterritorialization' that facilitate the growth of 'supraterritorial' relations between people." (Scholte, 2008 in Steger, 2014, p. 9)

GLOBALIZATION AS A CONDITION IS RELATED TO THE TERM

Globality, Globalism

Globality

Globalism

involves the growth of transactions and interdependencies between countries. (Martell 2010)

Internationalization

refers to the removal of constraints on the movements of resources between countries—an open, borderless world. (Martell 2010)

Liberalization

Universalization

involves the dispersion of objects and experiences to all parts of the earth. It sometimes refers to standardization and homogenization. (Martell 2010)

is the capacity of the international system to provide governmental-type services and public goods in the absence of a worldwide government.

Global Governance

usually founded upon a treaty, or a multilateral agreement, and consists of more than two states.

International Organization

United nations how many nations?

193 nations

operation is shaped and influenced by government

Globals Economys

also party-managed and funded by governments and their representatives.

Global Instutions

Economic Globalization

2 Economic Globalization

Protectionism, Periphery countries

policy of systematic government interference in foreign trade

protectionism

Less developed countries, Low-income countries

Periphery countries

is a system in which all-natural resources and means of production are privately owned.

Capitalism

a system where the property is owned by the government and allocated to all citizens.

Socialism

two economics models

Capitalism, Socialism

Three basic kinds of market integration

Horizontal integration, Vertical Integration, Conglomeration

main deliberative policymaking and representative

general assembly

most power ful body

Sevurity Council

The principal body for coordination

Economic and Social Council

The principal judical organ of the un

International Court of Justice

Secretary General

The Secretariat

map line

Brandt Line

Globalization of media first and foremost upholds a capitalistic ideology and promotes consumerism to the public

Consumerism

Western Countries are the multimedia elites restructed into multimedia conglomerates

Cultural Imperialism

Developing countries are being left behind because of the uneven flow of information within the global system with different levels of access

Lack of equity