Globalising

Question 1

Globalising

Answer 1

People incorporated into a single society, global society

Question 2

Globalisers/Hyperglobalisers

Answer 2

Belief that transforming set of social processes are moving us into a new chapter of human history
Globalisation as the main driver of nearly all significant social change

Question 3

Rejectionists

Answer 3

Existing accounts of globalisation are incorrect and exaggerated; made out of little actual evidence
Globaloney haha

Question 4

Modifiers

Answer 4

Truth, but think a few things need to be tweaked

Label has been applied in a historically imprecise manner

Question 5

Sceptics

Answer 5

Globalisation is limited
Eurocentric (centered around Europe, East Asia, North America)- large parts of world still don’t have access (e.g. internet, electricity

Question 6

Economic Dimension

Answer 6

Intensification and stretching of economic interrelations across the globe
Labour, jobs, capital, goods and services
Limited, instantaneous

Question 7

Political Dimension

Answer 7

Expansion and acceleration of political relations and interdependencies across world time and space
Raises issues regarding to politics of modern nation state and international states system

Question 8

Cultural Dimension

Answer 8

Intensification and expansion of cultural flows and interdependencies around the world
Use of language, shape of world religions, global media, food, fashion

Question 9

Ecological Dimension

Answer 9

Compression of natural environments

Pollution, atmosphere ocean, global warming

Question 10

Ideological Dimension

Answer 10

Political ideologies; influence; driven towards goals and ends
Racism, scapegoating, distracting attention

Question 11

Justice Globalism

Answer 11

Social justice- equal access
Participative democracy
Movement for sustainability