Ilm

Question 1

1. It refers to the emigration of the able-bodied population abroad and the immigration of labor.

Answer 1

International labor migration

Question 2

formation of the
transnational family, transnational household and global household.

Answer 2

Evolution of household family and structures

Question 3

members cohabit under one roof.

Answer 3

Traditional family

Question 4

member related by consanguinity, lives apart from one another but remain connected as one or more live or work abroad and children remain in their country of origin.

Answer 4

Transnational family

Question 5

has its household
located in two or more countries.

Answer 5

Transnational household

Question 6

– relies on members to maintain
and sustain the household while living in separate
countries.

Answer 6

Global household

Question 7

activities are done with the aid of modern information and communication technology (ICT) include long-distance parenting, sending gifts and remittances,
advising and participating in decision-making through e-mail, video chat, post mails are popularly used to bridge the distance between migrant workers and their
families.

Answer 7

Utilization of modern technology to sustain family bonds across time and space

Question 8

Redistribution, realignment, shifting of functions and role reversals are undertake to cope with the absence of a migrant family member.

Answer 8

Reconfiguration of family arrangement and roles

Question 9

• in the absence of a husband, the wife takes over the headship of the family. When a woman is working abroad, she becomes economically and politically empowered
  through her monthly remittances and she can exert control over the allocation of
  funds and family maintenance.

Answer 9

More political and economic empowerment in the family and community for women

Question 10

the long periods of living apart because of overseas employment often lead to marital instability which eventually may ruin their family.

Answer 10

Proliferation of families with unstable marriages and separated or divorced
parents

Question 11

They choose to leave home and live independently abroad regardless of the risks. ILM develops a culture of migration which is reflected by an
outward-looking labor force.

Answer 11

Culture of migration

Question 12

working together toward a common end or goal by actors (people,
nations, industries and institutions) who are not necessarily allies. They set aside their differences and focus on their mutual interest which is the attainment of common goals.

Answer 12

Collaboration

Question 13

better understood in the study of regionalism or the interrelations
among the actors in some particular geographic areas, some of which are the following:

Answer 13

Cooperation

Question 14

its scope of concern is wholly economic, making it an economic bloc. Established in 1993, has developed into a customs union having common trade policies for internal and external trade and using a single currency called euro.

Answer 14

EU(Europe union)

Question 15

– Established in 1949 by Western
European and North American countries for the primary purpose of protecting the freedom and security of its members through political and military means.

• actively involved in many world events regarding security such as nuclear threats during Cold War, response to terrorism, undertaking of peace missions in Afghanistan, Libya, Kossovo and maintaining security of its members countries.

Answer 15

NATO ( North Atlantic Treaty Organization)

Question 16

• Involves in distribution of the production tasks of MNCs in various locations
  in and out of their home countries.

Answer 16

INTERNATIONAL DIVISION OF LABOR

Question 17

refers to an individual’s position in society which carries with it a set
of defined rights and obligations.

Answer 17

Status

Question 18

refer to the sets of expectation which occupy a particular status (Alejandria 2015).

Answer 18

Roles

Question 19

refers to the people in a nation which may vary in terms of color, size
etc.

Answer 19

Figure

Question 20

• states the things which share characteristics such as shape, size, color, texture, and good composition (geographical setting and characteristics of
  different nation)

Answer 20

Similarity

Question 21

states that “objects or shapes that are close to one another
appear to form groups”. Even if the shapes, sizes, and objects are radically
different, they will appear as a group if they are close together. (Refers to
close neighboring countries which possess same cultural background etc.)

Answer 21

Proximity

Question 22

involves the provision of missing details to be a part of potential
pattern or once closure is achieved, the elimination of details unnecessary to
establish a pattern match. Examples are governance, laws, and others.

Answer 22

Closure

Question 23

• states that things tend to continue shapes beyond their ending
  points (interconnections to cross countries essence of globalization or
  evolution of generation).

Answer 23

Continuity

Question 24

connotes stability and peace and order, like sets of instruction or reference. It does not give the impression of things that “something is out of balance, missing or wrong.”

Answer 24

Symmetry or Order

Question 25

recorded the highest number of OFWs wherein male workers are
needed in construction industries

Answer 25

Saudi Arabia

Question 26

while most female workers employed in ______ as Domestic Worker.

Answer 26

Hong Kong

Question 27

5. These are external factors that can contribute to the attainment of its objectives and priorities.

Answer 27

Opportunities

Question 28

There are external factors that can obstruct the attainment of the organization’s objectives and priorities.

Answer 28

Threats