Eq1 - What are the causes of globalisation and why has it accelerated in recent decades Flashcards

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What is an alevel LIC NEE HIC

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LIC = developing country
NEE = emerging country
HIC = developed country

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What is globalisation?

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Collection of lots of different processes. Flows become wider and deeper, increasing interdependence between countries for capital, commodities, tourism, migrants and information.

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What is interdependence?

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Countries becoming reliant on connections for their economies to function.

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What are the 5 main flows?

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Commodities - economic divisions of labour. Suits countries best to make
Capital - money
Information - must move fast
Migrants - workers needed
Tourists - culture becomes more ubiquitous. Economic leakage

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Shrinking word theory

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Earth hasn’t changed size, but transport makes it feel smaller than before

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Time - space compression

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Time reduced to diffuse something to a distant place due to improved communication

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19th century causes?

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~ economies wanted to develop
~ western nations wanted to control economies and recourses of new parts of world

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How did transport strengthen trade links in 19th century?

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~communication and transport technology improved, trade grows more
~technological processes bring unexpected changes to ways companies operate

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How did trade support transport links in the 19th century?

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~ research into transport technology helped build new global markets and drive technological trades.

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Important innovations 19th century steam ships

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Britain in 1800
Moved goods and armies along trade routes into Asia and Africa
Stronger British empire

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Important innovation 19th century railways

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1904, trans-Siberian connected Moscow with China and Japan
Britain used to improve transport and export of commodities through colonial India

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Important innovation 19th century telegraph

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Across Atlantic in 1860s replaced 3 week boat journey

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Flows in 20th century

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World shrinking theory
TNCs flourished

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Economic globalisation

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TNCs trade internationally. Offshoring to lower costs
Industries move to developing countries to save money on labour
Sources of income from international companies

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Political globalisation

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Governments form connections to trade
Western democracies - market economies
Deregulation policies allow markets to grow

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Cultural globalisation

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Media sources - TV allow recognition of other cultures
Travel internationally
Greater awareness of world

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What is social globalisation?

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International immigration = multicultural society. African food shops
Social networking - tech platforms enable interactions
Global NGOs involved in global improvement of education and health