Globalisation - Overview & Readings Flashcards

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What does ATKearney define the four measures of “most global nation” to be

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  1. Economic integration (trade, FDI)
  2. Personal contact (travel + tourism, international telephone traffic)
  3. Technology (number of internet users and secure hosts)
  4. Political Engagement (membership is international organisations eg UN
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Thomas Freidman, The World is Flat

What is the primary fuel that advances economic development

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technology

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Gray, John, The World is Round,

In ‘The World is Flat’ what are the 3 stages of globalisation

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  • 1492 to 1800 = countries open up trade with the new world driven by military expansion

1800 to 2000 = global integration driven by multinational corporations

2000 onwards = driven by individuals

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what resources changed human life more deeply than any information technologies

Gray, John, The World is Round,

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petroleum
electricity

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Gray, John, The World is Round,

how did petroleum and electricity become part of life

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did not end war and tyranny

used for a variety of purposes and becomes part of the normal conflicts of history

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What does

Gray, John, The World is Round,

predict will happen as China and India gain more power

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they will demand recognition of their distinctive cultures and values in international institutiosn

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What do

Constantinescu, Cristina, Aaditya Mattoo, and Michele Ruta, Slow Trade

attribute slow trade to

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foreign direct investment increases the domestic availability of inputs that had previously been imported, hence, slower trade

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