Globalization

Question 1

Ethnoscapes

Answer 1

Geographical flow of groups (e.g. tourists, immigrants and refugees)

Question 2

Technoscapes

Answer 2

Flow of goods and ideas through modes of communication and other technologies of transportation

Question 3

Mediascapes

Answer 3

Flow of an increasing number of images around globe through media

Question 4

Ideoscapes

Answer 4

Ideas, terms and images constructed locally and spread globally

Question 5

Financescapes

Answer 5

Unpredictable and fluid flow of commodities and economic exchange

Question 6

Free market capitalism

Answer 6

Open economy where vendors can buy and sell w/o any external interference (e.g. gov restrictions, int trade laws, taxes, etc.)

Question 7

Generic drug

Answer 7

Medication created to be the same as already marketed brand-name drug in dosage form, safety, strength, route of administration, quality, performance characteristics and intended use

Question 8

Global ethic of responsibility

Answer 8

International morals when responding to epidemics and other health crises

Question 9

Global health

Answer 9

Collaborative, global solutions to address changing nature of issues we aace

Question 10

Global humanitarianism

Answer 10

• Addressing human rights violations and inequality on a global scale
• Aim to ensure that basic human rights of all individuals are met

Question 11

Globality

Answer 11

Process by which entire planet is experienced and conceptualized as a single social space

Question 12

Globalization

Answer 12

Countries, people and corporations are brought into closer contact w/ one another (easier travel, exchange of ideas, money and resources)

Question 13

Glocalization

Answer 13

Global expressed in the local, and local as a particularization of the global

Question 14

Moral distance

Answer 14

Perceive people that are physically close as psychologically distance when we differ from these individuals on levels like ethnicity, religion or culture (e.g. feeling “close to” people on other side of the world because of similar circumstances)

Question 15

Moral scandal

Answer 15

Violations of human rights that are avoidable

Question 16

Neoliberalism

Answer 16

• Dervied from liberalism
• Emphasizes capitalism, individual wealth and private property
• Markets are inherently good, self regulating and necessary

Question 17

One Medicine

Answer 17

Attempt to unite human and verterinary medicine as a result of acknowledgment that humans and animals are interrelated

Question 18

One Health

Answer 18

• Updated ver. of One Med
• Stresses importance of maintaining the health of all species and overall ecosystem in an increasingly globalized society

Question 19

Plutocrats

Answer 19

The new global super-rich

Question 20

Political economy

Answer 20

• Relationship b/w interdependent gov. system and economy
• Inquire into relationship b/w state and market at a given moment in time

Question 21

Supply chain

Answer 21

Extensive network of systems, components and processes that collectively work to ensure medicines and other health supplies are manufactured, distributed and provided to patients

Question 22

Trade barriers

Answer 22

Gov-induced restrictions on international trade