CTWD 1 (Midterm) Flashcards
- Metaphor for interstate inequality and a product of Western imagination.
- One can say that the terms Global South and Third World are conceptually the same.
Global South
- Home of all the members of the Group of Eight: Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, UK, Russia, and the U.S.A.
- abode of the four powerful permanent members of the United Nations Security Council
Global North
The exploration of Global North and Global South first emerged in ____
1996
- At the end of the Cold War era, scholars notice that the most of the wealthy developed countries are primarily located at ________ hemisphere, while poorer developing countries are located at the _________ hemisphere.
Northern Hemisphere
Southern Hemisphere
Hence, practitioners and policy makers use the gap between Global North-South divide to summarize ________ and _______ _______
Political and economic issue
Canada, USA, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Russia, Israel, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, South Korea, All Europe
Global North
Asia (except Japan, Russia, Hong Kong, Singapore and South Korea)
Central America, South America, Mexico, Africa, Middle East (except Israel)
Global South
- A report that identified The North/South Line.
- Also known as ‘‘The South’’
- Chaired by former German Councilor Willy Brandt
- Findings: Poor world lies South of Latitude 30 degrees North except for New Zealand and Australia.
The Brandt Line (1983)
Australia and New Zealand are considered as _____ __ _____ _____
outliers of GLobal North
Some rich countries with high GDP are classified as ______ _____
Global South
There are rising countries in ______ ______ on educational competency, political conditions, and rise of many wealthy people (the Asian Tigers: Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and South Korea)
Global South
______ ______ continues to dominate systems and institutions of global economic and financial governance resulting to no opportunity to developing countries to contribute.
Global North