Globalising

Question 1

Globalising

Answer 1

Production and financial structures becoming interlinked by increasing cross-border transactions

Question 2

Economic Globalisation

Answer 2

Increasing flows in capital and technology, businesses yield more power than governments

Question 3

Political Globalisation

Answer 3

Expansion of political relations and interdependences

Question 4

Cultural Globalisation

Answer 4

Expansion of cultural norms/flows, influences use of language, religion, media, food, fashion

Question 5

Ecological Globalisation

Answer 5

Compression of natural environment as a result of global connections, requiring global collaboration and solutions (eg. deforestation, global warming)

Question 6

Ideological Globalisation

Answer 6

System of beliefs working collectively to support a social system

Question 7

Market Globalisation

Answer 7

Integration of markets, furthering democracy, leaderless

Question 8

Justice Globalisation

Answer 8

Globalisation is powered by corporate interests, but alternative pathways that help climate, energy, inequality exist

Question 9

Globalisation across the Pacific

Answer 9

1st Wave: Foreign managers and labours entered to take advantage of coconut, sugar
2nd Wave: Free trade, e-commerce of resources