(F) L12: Global Migration (Book-based) Flashcards
During which war did all the leaders in the globe agreed to classify the world into three?
Cold War
What are the three categories of the world during the Cold War?
First World, Second World, Third World
This refers to states which have high-income and are capital-rich
First World
Refers to the former communist-socialist, industrial states
Second World
Refers to nations not aligned with either the First World or Second World which are also called the “developing” countries
Third Word
Which held the bipolarity of the world’s hegemonic powers that was ended by the aftermath of the Cold War?
Western Bloc and Eastern Bloc
Hegemonic power that refers to United States, its NATO allies, and others
Western Bloc
Hegemonic power that refers to the Soviet Union and its satellite users
Eastern Bloc
Which was the sole remaining super power of the world?
US
By 1989, US had military alliances with how many countries?
50
US having military alliances with 50 countries brought life to what?
American era
As a superpower, US relied to what?
Strong democracy and capitalist market
As a superpower, US relied on its strong democracy and capitalist market to promote what?
Free market capitalism
Referred by Fareed Zakaria, this is illustrated by the diffusion of power from states to other actors
Post-American world
The diffusion of power signals this, which gives other states the power to play riles in the world’s economic and political arena
Rise of the rest
T or F: The American era which includes the post-American world refers to a period power imbalance
True
What are the new classification of the countries after the three classification?
Developed and Developing
These are countries that have progressive economies and advanced technological infrastructures
Developed
These are low-income countries with less developed industrial bases
Developing countries
Refers to the ongoing movement of people from one country to another
Migration
What caused the connectedness of nations, ethnicities, and states is the new trend in the international arena
global migration
What are the global civilization that move from one place to another just to achieve economic stability, democratic freedom, and holistically good life that their countries may not be able to offer
Western, Latin American, Islamic, Sinic, Hindu, Buddhist, Orthodox, Japanese, African
Heywood (2011): Means the adherence of belief in the world state
Cosmopolitanism
all human belong to the same community
Cosmopolitanism
T or F. Cosmopolitanism cannot be linked to globalization.
F
Cosmopolitanism believes that a human being is the ultimate unit of moral concern
Individualism
Asserts that all human being are of equal moral worth
Universality
Implies that human beings have necessary concern for each other
Generality
Movement from one place to another in the same country
Internal migration
Movement from one country to another
International migrtion
This requires an in-depth understanding of the role of moral integrity among people.
Cosmopolitanism
T or F. Some critics say that it is impossible to transcend moral and cultural aspects of societies on an international level.
T
Reasons why cosmopolitan ideas exist
social ineq, economic depression, freedom deprivation
adheres to the equality of moral integrity among men, it plays a role in why people migrate
cosmopolitan
T or F. Migration will always be a trend.
T
Internal migration AKA
local mig
This exist in the present world because countries trade with one another and populations move across state boundaries
transnational relations
form of social behavior that both shapes and is shaped by broader social and economic structures and processes of transformation
migration
T or F. Migration shall not be rooted in political motivations.
F
Rooted from the pursuit of economic stability
Usually seen from people in Global South
Voluntary Economic Migration
This kind of migration in illustrated by OFW.
Voluntary Economic Migration
refer to how people are forced to migrate
Forced Displacement & Refugee Crisis
major economic drivers of the country (affect the economic sustainability through remittances)
OFW
Coined by Royal Society, it is the emigration or immigration of individuals who have received advanced training at home.
Brain Drain
