global governance Flashcards

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globalisation: define globalisation

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the increasing movement of people, goods and information around the world

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globalisation: define trade

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the exchange of goods through imports and exports

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globalisation: define TNCs

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transnational corporations - companies that operate in several countries

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globalisation: define economy

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system of the flow of money - can be local, national or global

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globalisation: define labour

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work done by people

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globalisation: define capital

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money

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globalisation: define FDI

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foreign direct investment - where companies or countries invest in a country

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globalisation: define migration

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the movement of people in and out of countries

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globalisation: define marketing

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advertising and branding products for target audiences

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globalisation: define production

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the manufacturing of goods

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globalisation: define distribution

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the movement of goods around the world

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globalisation: define consumption

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when people use goods

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globalisation: define security

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the protection of safety in global systems

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global systems: define interdependence

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when two or more countries become economically reliant on each other

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global systems: define inequalities

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differences in amounts or flows of money, people and technologies

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global systems: define injustices

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factors resulting in unfair practices for people and the environment

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global systems: define geopolotics

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a system of political relations between all the worlds countries

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global systems: define stability

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how secure a country or global system is in terms of level of risk to that country or system

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global systems: define outsourcing

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when a company sets up a section of its business in another country

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global systems: define positive multiplier

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when a factor has a knock on effect resulting in positive growth

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global systems: define de-multiplier

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when a factor has a knock-on effect that results in a chain of negative effects

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international trade and markets: define trade

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the exchange of good between countries through imports

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international trade and markets: define tariff

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an extra charge of imports and exports

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international trade and markets: define barriers

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restrictions put in place to hinder trade

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international trade and markets: define protectionism

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when governments place trade restrictions on certain goods with the idea that it will protect the domestic supply/ industry of the same good

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international trade and markets: define licensing

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to show certification and authorisation of genuine goods

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international trade and markets: define quota

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a limit imposed on some imported goods

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international trade and markets: define subsidy

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a reduction in the costs of domestic goods so they can compete with imports

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international trade and markets: define embargoes

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restrictions of goods from certain countries

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international trade and markets: define regulations

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a set of trading rules

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international trade and markets: define restriction

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something in place to stop or limit trade

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international trade and markets: define free trade

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trade without quotas, tariffs or barriers

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international trade and markets: define fair trade

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goods that are produced with a fair price / wage paid to the farmer/manufacturer

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global governance: define regulatory bodies

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organisations that oversee the worlds political systems

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global governance: define global commons

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regions that are not owned by one single nation state an do not conform to ordinary political systems

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global governance: define governance

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a way of setting rules and ensuring those rules are followed

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global governance: define NGOs

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non-governmental organisations

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global governance: define UN

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united nations

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global governance: define top down

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system of governance set for governments and political systems downwards

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global governance: define bottom up

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system of governance set from grass roots, local councils and communities upwards

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global commons: define global commons

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areas that are not within a political region and do not belong to one member state

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global commons: define common heritage

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the idea that some areas are free for everyone to use as they belong to everyone

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global commons: define antarctic convergence zone

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an area that includes the whole continent of antarctica as well as an area of the southern ocean which is protected under the antarctic treaty

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global commons: define whaling

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hunting and killing whales for human consumption

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global commons: define krill

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small creatures that are essential to biodiversity in the southern ocean; they are farmed for human consumption in many places

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global commons: define ocean acidification

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where carbonic acid enters the ocean and alters its PH so its more acidic

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global commons: define the antarctic treaty

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set up in 1959 between 12 countries to protect antarctic

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global commons: define protocol on environmental protection to the antarctic treaty

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set up in 1991 by the UN as an update to the 1959 treaty

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global commons: define whaling moratorium

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a break from commercial whaling as outlined by the IWC in 1982

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global commons: define scientific committee on antarctica research

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a body that oversees the scientific research that is carried out in antarctica