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Globalization Concepts and Theories
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Globalization Concepts and Theories
Globalization Concepts and Theories
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1
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What is the core concept of globalization?
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Intensifying worldwide interconnectedness and interdependence in economic, political, cultural, and social spheres.
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According to Anthony Giddens, what defines globalization?
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Intensification of worldwide social relations.
3
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How does Joseph Stiglitz describe the globalization process?
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Economic integration through flow of goods, services, capital, and labor.
4
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What is Immanuel Wallerstein's view on globalization?
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Capitalism benefits core countries at expense of semi-periphery and periphery.
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What does the metaphor of 'flow' represent in globalization?
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Movement of ideas, capital, and people.
6
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How does the 'friction' metaphor describe globalization effects?
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Resistance and conflicts arising from global flows.
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What is meant by 'dislocation' in globalization metaphors?
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Displacement of people, industries, or cultures.
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In what way does 'disruption' characterize globalization?
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Interruption of traditional systems and practices.
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What does the 'connectivity' metaphor highlight about globalization?
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Enhanced global linkages.
10
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How is 'acceleration' a metaphor for globalization processes?
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Speeding up of global interactions.
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What aspect of globalization does the 'power' metaphor address?
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Asymmetries in influence and control.
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What does 'mutinies' symbolize in globalization metaphors?
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Rebellions against global systems.
13
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How does the 'magician' metaphor depict globalization?
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Seemingly magical, complex nature of global systems.
14
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What is the significance of the 'mirror' metaphor in globalization?
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Reflection of global forces in local contexts.
15
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What core concept drives globalization according to weeks 3-4?
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Driven by underlying ideologies and manifests through interconnected structures.
16
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What is market globalism as an ideology of globalization?
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Advocates for neoliberal, free-market world.
17
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How does justice globalism envision the global society?
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Fair global civil society with environmental protection.
18
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What is the aim of religious globalism?
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Global community under religious principles.
19
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According to Michael Freeden, what is globalism?
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Mature ideology with core, adjacent, and peripheral concepts.
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What is the economic structure of globalization?
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Global mobility of goods, capital, and services, managed by IMF and World Bank.
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How does the cultural/social structure manifest in globalization?
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Rapid spread of ideas, values, and culture like K-pop and migration.
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What characterizes the political structure of globalization?
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Growth of worldwide political system beyond nation-states like UN and agreements.
23
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What does modernization theory suggest about societal evolution?
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Societies evolve by adopting Western models of technology and democracy.
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How does dependency theory explain global inequalities?
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Poor periphery countries exploited by rich core countries.
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What drives globalization according to liberalism theory?
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Human desires for economic welfare and political freedom.
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What is the focus of political realism in globalization theories?
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State power and national interest.
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According to Marxism, what propels globalization?
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Capitalism's need for profit and exploitation.
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How does constructivism view the shaping of globalization?
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Social interactions and shared ideas.
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What does postmodernism challenge in globalization theories?
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Grand narratives and underlying power structures.
30
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What role does feminism emphasize in globalization theories?
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Gender and social constructions of masculinity/femininity.