Introduction to Globalization

Question 1

Interconnectedness and interdependence of people and countries

Answer 1

Globalization

Question 2

growth of transactions and interdependence

Answer 2

Internationalization

Question 2

removal of constraints

Answer 2

Liberalization

Question 3

standardization and homogenization

Answer 3

Universalization

Question 3

Transformations on the notion of nation-state because of political activities transcending national borders through global movement.

Answer 3

International Relations

Question 4

Mobility of people, capital, technology, goods, and services internationally. It is about how integrated countries are in the global economy.

Answer 4

Economic

Question 5

People from different backgrounds find their lives, their livelihoods, and their lifestyle increasingly intertwined and overlapping.

Answer 5

Cultural

Question 6

benefited multinational corporations in the highly developed world at the expense of local enterprises, local cultures, and common people

Answer 6

Unregulated International Free Market

Question 7

global dispersal can result in a clash where people seek to defend their culture against perceived external threats

Answer 7

Cultural Erosion

Question 8

The growth and diversification of global tourism have led to an increase in the demand for cultural symbols, thereby stripping of authentic meaning and significance.

Answer 8

Commercialization of Culture

Question 9

Ex. 2013 Haze Pollution in S.E. Asia

Answer 9

Environmental Degradation

Question 10

globalization allows these infectious diseases to travel in a short period of time

Answer 10

Spread of Communicable Diseases