Global Divide

Question 1

generally viewed to be more affluent and econoGlobalmically stable countries. Includes the G8 countries

Answer 1

North

Question 2

includes most nations located in Africa, Latin America and the developing parts of Asia with the exception of Japan

Answer 2

South

Question 3

visual depiction of the North-South divide between their economies, based onGDP per capita, proposed by Willy Brandt in the 1980s.

Answer 3

TheBrandt Line

Question 4

G8

Answer 4

France.
Germany.
Italy.
Japan.
United Kingdom.
United States.
Canada.
Russia.

Question 5

UNDP’s Human Development Index

Answer 5

Global North – 64 countries who have high HDI
Global South – 133 countries

Question 6

the sum of value added by all resident producers plus any product taxes (less subsidies) not included in the valuation of output plus net receipts of primary income (compensation of employees and property income) from abroad.

Answer 6

Gross national income(GNI

Question 7

Highest HDI

Answer 7

Norway

Question 8

“the important question may not be “what the global south is” but rather “for whom and under what conditions the global south becomes relevant”

Answer 8

Levander and Mignolo (2011)

Question 9

The Global South is everywhere , but it is also somewhere and that somewhere , located at the intersection of entangled political geographies of dispossession and repossession.

Answer 9

Sparke (2007)

Question 10

Focus on the state and interstate dynamics creates a ___________, which ignores the richness of non-state politics.

Answer 10

methodological narrowing

Question 11

Decolonization process produced states now recognized as sovereign under the system of international law promoted by UN.
Solutions to problems produced by globalization are largely forwarded and articulated on a state level.
The state remains the main mechanism for social transfers, making it the strongest vehicle for social redistribution
State’s ability to protect the environment. The global environmental crisis is a reflection of interstate inequality
Phenomena largely considered as transnational are the results of state policies
State as an important unit of analysis

Answer 11

Reasons why insist on analyzing state and interstate inequalities?

Question 12

a product of Western imagination

Answer 12

GLOBAL SOUTH

Question 13

– a necessary tool for the spread of “civilization”

Answer 13

Colonization

Question 14

*resistance against spanish colonization

Answer 14

Anderson

Question 15

There is a global south is the global north and there is a global north in the global south.

Answer 15

Tru

Question 16

The___________ has routinely provided models of resistance for the world.

Answer 16

The global south has routinely provided models of resistance for the world.

Question 16

The___________ has routinely provided models of resistance for the world.

Answer 16

The global south has routinely provided models of resistance for the world.