Globalisation - Overview & Readings Flashcards
What does ATKearney define the four measures of “most global nation” to be
- Economic integration (trade, FDI)
- Personal contact (travel + tourism, international telephone traffic)
- Technology (number of internet users and secure hosts)
- Political Engagement (membership is international organisations eg UN
Thomas Freidman, The World is Flat
What is the primary fuel that advances economic development
technology
Gray, John, The World is Round,
In ‘The World is Flat’ what are the 3 stages of globalisation
- 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
what resources changed human life more deeply than any information technologies
Gray, John, The World is Round,
petroleum
electricity
Gray, John, The World is Round,
how did petroleum and electricity become part of life
did not end war and tyranny
used for a variety of purposes and becomes part of the normal conflicts of history
What does
Gray, John, The World is Round,
predict will happen as China and India gain more power
they will demand recognition of their distinctive cultures and values in international institutiosn
What do
Constantinescu, Cristina, Aaditya Mattoo, and Michele Ruta, Slow Trade
attribute slow trade to
foreign direct investment increases the domestic availability of inputs that had previously been imported, hence, slower trade