Ethics (Globalization)

Question 1

the erosion of national boundaries and the reduced significance of national governments

Answer 1

Globalization

Question 2

it focuses on “open, borderless world economy”

Answer 2

Liberalization

Question 3

Trade and foreign exchange as well as travel barriers are abolished or reduced, making it possible to participate in the world as a whole

Answer 3

Liberalization

Question 4

it refers to the “various ways in which a synthesis of cultures has taken place, etc. such as having a common calendar, shared common technology

Answer 4

Universalization

Question 5

it refers to the ways that social structures of modernity capitalism, science, movies, music have spread throughout the world

Answer 5

Modernization

Question 6

it means that in a highly globalized world “social space” is no longer wholly mapped in terms of territorial places and borders

Answer 6

Deterritorialization

Question 7

it is concerned with the critical ethical inquiry into the nature and justification of values and norms that are global in kid

Answer 7

Global Ethics

Question 8

it states that there is a moral duty of moral agents “to protect or atleast refrain from damaging” the environment

Answer 8

Environmental Ethics