(F) L11: Global Demography (Book-based)

Question 1

Who is this referring to?

• “Change is inevitable because of the flattening of the world”
• He talked to people of different nationalities, ethnicities, and classes
• He learned from his experiences that the 21st century world is becoming more globalized and interconnected

Answer 1

Friedman

Question 2

What are the examples of new trends in international relations?

Answer 2

o Technological innovation
o Economic cooperation
o Political alliance in the international arena

Question 3

What causes the flattening of the world?

Answer 3

Globalization

Question 4

Refers to the the continual increase in transnational and worldwide economic, social, and cultural interactions that surpass the boundaries of states which altogether generates political implications (Viotti an and Kauppi, 2013)

Answer 4

Globalization

Question 5

What makes global corporations possible?

Answer 5

Technological innovation

Question 6

A field of statistics that is concerned with births, deaths, income, or the incidence of disease, which later illustrates the changing structure of human population

Answer 6

Demography

Question 7

In PolSci, it is a statistical study to determine world population that can be used as a tool to identify certain phenomenon in geopolitics, public administration, and others

Answer 7

Demography

Question 8

The changing perspective on technology and technological advancement and the movement of international organizations (IOs) have made what?

Answer 8

Global civic society

Question 9

The idea of Global civic society was seen when?

Answer 9

90s

Question 10

Referred to as “a mosaic of new groups, organizations, and movements that started to appear, which both sought to change or resist what was seen as ‘corporate’ globalization and create articulate models of social, economic, and political development” (Heywood, 2011)

Answer 10

Global civic society

Question 11

The formation of Global civic society was a result of what?

Answer 11

Backlash against free-market capitalism

Question 12

It is where transnational non-governmental organizations and social movements operate and offer an alternative to transnational corporations

Answer 12

Global civic society

Question 13

Its role in global demography is its salient influence on institutional decision-making affecting the population at large

Answer 13

Global civic society

Question 14

About the trends and practices in world politics; the study of the issues and development of the global population ; it lays out the present condition of the world and its population

Answer 14

Global Demography

Question 15

T or F: The mortality rate declined flowed fertility, causing population growth rates to accelerate then slow down again

Answer 15

True

Question 16

T or F: This demographic transition leads to high fertility, long life, and an old population

Answer 16

False (low fertility)

Question 17

When did global demographic transition begin?

Answer 17

19th century

Question 18

What historical events caused the Global demographic transition?

Answer 18

Colonialism, inter-war reduction, and post-world war migration

Question 19

T or F: The development from pre-industrial to industrialized economy also caused this transition from low to high mortality and fertility

Answer 19

False (high to low)

Question 20

T or F: Most developed nations have completed this transition and observed and thus have high birth rates and low income

Answer 20

False (low birth rate and high income)

Question 21

What are the two factors that led to low fertility rate?

Answer 21

o Preference over child survival than number of child births
o Assumption that raising children is more costly than the consumption of goods

Question 22

Series of events in population growth, fertility, and mortality rate for the past years, decades, and centuries

Answer 22

Global demography

Question 23

What year will the demographic transition end?

Answer 23

2100

Question 24

What are the trends in Global Demography?

Answer 24

• Economic bubble in some parts of the world
• Wars in different states of every region
• The existence of transnational crimes, climate change, and migration

Question 25

What are the factors of overpopulation?

Answer 25

o Increasing birth rate
o Excessive movements of people from one place to another

Question 26

T or F; World is expanding; This develops a concept of a globalized world wherein a state population transcends into global population

Answer 26

False (World is shrinking)

Question 27

T or F: International migration may cause overpopulation in some countries

Answer 27

True

Question 28

T or F: Overpopulation manifests in the Philippines

Answer 28

False