CTWD 1-2 Flashcards

1
Q

Since the early 19th century, _____________ has
been a “buzzword” throughout the world, though
the term itself has been popularized only
through former Harvard Business School Professor
Theodore Levitt’s article entitled “The
Globalization of Markets.”

A

globalization

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2
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refers to the existence of free exchange goods,
services, culture, and even people, between and among
countries. Under the banner of globalization, countries have
discarded taxes on imported goods (tariffs) and opened their
doors to highly skilled workers and professionals. Through
globalization, people became more interested in travel,
learning new languages, and immersing themselves in new
cultures and lifestyles.

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Globalization

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3
Q

On the first decade of the ____ _______,
some scholars argued that globalization
is a process. However, on the other, it
is a condition and for some, it is
described as an ideology. Central to the
study of the contemporary world is the
concept of globalization. The following
are the underlying definitions of
globalization.

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21st century

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4
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theorizes that
globalization denotes a range of
processes nesting under one rather
difficult description. Its conceptual
difficulty to handle or control partly
arises from the fact that global flows
occur in different physical and mental
dimensions.

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Freedmen (2003)

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5
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proposes that different
kinds of globalization occur on multiple and
intersecting dimensions of integration that he
calls “scapes”.

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Arjun Appadurai (1996)

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6
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refers to the global
movement of the people

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Ethnoscape

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7
Q

flow of culture

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Mediascape

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8
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refers to the
circulation of mechanical goods
and software

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Technoscape

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9
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denotes the
global circulation of money

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Financescape

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10
Q

the realm where
political ideas move around

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Ideoscape

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11
Q

For the _________ ________,
globalization refers to challenges
to the nation-state, strength of
regional blocs, and development of
global political standards.

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Political Scientists

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12
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  • is a policy followed by some
    international markets
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Free Trade

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13
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such as
IMF, WTO, World Bank, OECD, World
Economic Forum, G20, ILO, UNCTAD,
APEC, G7, BRICS, ECOSOC, G8, Bank for
International, OPEC

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Global Economic Organizations

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14
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such as EU, EFTA,
NAFTA, MERCORSUR,AFTA, COMESA, SAFTA,
Pacific Alliance, TPP

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Regional Trade Blocs

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15
Q

For the scholar of _____ and _________, globalization is the creation of global village due to technological revolutions,
communications technology as shrinking our
world, and cultural imperialism

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For the scholar of culture and communication

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16
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  • “Globalization is the expansion
    and intensification of social relations and
    consciousness across world-time and worldspace.”
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Manfred Steger

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17
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refers to “both the creation of new
social networks and the multiplication
of existing connections that cut across
traditional political, economic, cultural
and geographic boundaries.

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Expansion

18
Q

refers to the expansion,
stretching, and acceleration of these
networks

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Intensification

19
Q

remarks that since its earliest
appearance in the 1960s, the
term ‘globalization’ has been
used in both popular and
academic literature to
describe a process, a
condition, a system, a force,
and an age. (Steger, 2003)

A

Manfred Steger

20
Q

a Swedish journalist saw globalization as
positive phenomenon and define it
as “the process of world shrinkage,
of distances getting shorter, things
moving closer. It pertains to the
increasing ease with which
somebody on one side of the world
can interact to mutual benefit with
somebody the other side of the
world. (Larsson, 2001).

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Thomas Larsson

21
Q

Some ________ consider it as a
process, a condition, or an ideology.
Experts from different fields of social
sciences also define globalization
based on their expertise. But a working
definition has to encompass all
definitions of and notions about
globalization. Steger’s definition, for
the purpose of this module, is the most
unbiased working definition

A

scholars

22
Q

Process of making the world
economy an ‘organic system’ by
extending transnational economic
processes and relations to more and
more countries and by deepening
the economic interdependencies
among them (Szentes, 2003)

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Economic Globalization

23
Q

Refers to the expanding
interdependence of world
economies

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Economic Globalization

24
Q

Four Interconnected
Dimensions of Economy

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  • Globalization of Goods and Services
  • Globalization of financial and capital markets
  • Globalization of technology and communication
  • Globalization of production
25
Q

Existence of multinational
corporations and transnational
corporations

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Globalization of Production

26
Q

Shows the contribution of different
financial and economic institutions
that facilitated the growth of the
global economy

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Market Integration

27
Q

Facilitators of Economic
Globalization

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  • Nation-state
  • Global Corporations
  • International Monetary Systems
28
Q
  • the role of ______-______ as manager
    of the national economy is being
    redefined by the globalization, but
    still act as buffer to globalization’s
    negative effects (Boyer & Drache, 1996)
  • “Midwives of globalization”
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Nation-state

29
Q

Existed as the primary economic
organization unit in the global
market, meanwhile, nation-state
has ceased

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Global Corporations

30
Q

A firm that has a
power to coordinate
and control operations
in more than two
countries

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Multinational Corporations

31
Q

A firm that
operates in one or
more companies

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Transnational Corporations

32
Q

Importers and
exporters who have
no investment outside
of their homegrown
countries

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International Corporations

33
Q

Internationally agreed
rules, conventions, and
institutions for facilitating
international trade,
investments and flow of
capital among states

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International Monetary
Systems

34
Q

Three Global International
Monetary Systems

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  • Gold Standard
  • Bretton Woods System
  • European Monetary System
35
Q
  • Sees the state as neutral arbiter
    among competing interests and
    groups in society, a vital guarantee
    of social order.
  • Favors openness, debate and selfdetermination
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Liberalism

36
Q

Key Principles

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  • Individual freedom
  • Equality of opportunity
  • Government by consent
  • States role is to safeguard
    freedom of the individual
37
Q

*Commonly associated with
Laissez-faire

*Ideology and policy model that
emphasizes the value of free
market competition.

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Neoliberalism

38
Q
  • Counter-reaction of the wealthy class
    from the post-war economy
  • Increase of prices of oil by OPEC,
    imposed an embargo in response to
    the US to supply Israeli military
    during the Yom-Kippur War
A

Neoliberalism and its
Discontents

39
Q

Private ownership

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Capitalism

40
Q

State should provide the needs of the people

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Socialism

41
Q

*Stagflation occurs
*Washington Consensus

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Neoliberalism and its
Discontents