globalisation

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globalisation

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acceleration and intensification of exchanges of goods,services,labourand capital,
promote global interdependence.
facilitated by rapid changes in communication and technology.
results in theexpansion of international culture,economic, social, and political activities

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the three ts of globalisation

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technology, transportation, trade

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state

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Traditionally this term refers to the central actor in global politics. Statespossess a permanent population, defined territory andrecognisedsovereignty.States are not necessarily culturally homogenous, for example Australia.

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realism approach

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considering only the states national interests when making decisions

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cosmopolitan approach

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considering other states when making decisions, makes you look like a better global citizen

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citizenship

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Membership of a community that requires certain rights, privilegesand responsibilities. Most commonly referred to as the membership of a state,such as an Australian citizen.

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enviromentalism

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Concern about and action aimed at protecting theenvironment.

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interdependence

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one thing goes wrong in one part of the world, spreads to the rest of the world

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social globalisation

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conectio to people aroud the world, techology, iternet, social media

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cultural globalisation

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sharing of culture thru migration, social media, television, books. when kim k gets box braids, appropriation of aave

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political globalisation

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Political globalisation refers tothe amount of political co-operation that exists between different countries . This ties in with the belief that “umbrella” global organisations are better placed than individual states to prevent conflict.

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multilateral response

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process of organizing relations between groups of three or more states

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Response to Protect R2P

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a framework developed by the United Nations to prevent or respond to the worst human rights atrocities such as genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity. R2P begins at home : all states recognize a responsibility to protect their citizens from four crimes. If a state fails to uphold their responsibility, then the international community, through the UN Security Council – has a responsibility to act.’ (protecting people from global atrocities).

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mitigation

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limit/ prevent climate change from even happening

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changing to make the unavoidable less awful

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adaptation

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changing to make the unavoidable less awful

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human rights

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inherent value of each person, regardless of background, where we live, what we look like, what we think, or what we believe

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relation of human rights and globalisation

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both of them combined = a state should protect rights all over the world

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bipolar

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power is concentrated to 2 states, specify - pol, eco ,military, cultural. ex. us and china w economic power, rise of mc ds “TNCs have only a positive impact”

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evaluation

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both sides’ strengths and weaknesses + reaching a conclusion, cause and effect, has it worked, what have they done??

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analyse

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evidence stats and facts

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bilateral

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action, relation or agreement involving two states

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capital

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means of production, tools, machiner, human resources used to transform raw materials into a state that cna be used or exchanged

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tarrifs

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taxes on imported goods, rendering them more expensive in comparison to local goods, this cna keep local industries in buisness, even if they could other