Module 1

Question 1

• Pertaining to the whole world; worldwide; universal
• Comprehensive
• Globular; globe-shapes
• Of, relating to, or using a terrestrial or celestial globe
• (of a computer operation, linguistic rule, etc.) operating on a group of similar strings, commands, etc., in a single step

Answer 1

GLOBAL

Question 2

refers to the expansion, intensification, and acceleration of social relations and consciousness across world-time and world-space.

• MANFRED B. STEGER, Globalization: A Very Short Introduction

Answer 2

Globalization

Question 3

○ creation of social network

○ Relationships and interconnectedness

○ Connections between countries, markets, and cultures

Answer 3

Expansionism Principle

Question 4

○ quality and speed of connectivity

○ Made possible because of the advancements in technology

Answer 4

Intensification and Acceleration

Question 5

○ a “keen sense” of being a part of the global whole

○ Subjectivity - it happens within ourselves

○ Empathy (emotions)

Answer 5

Human Awareness of Social Interdependence

Question 6

What is GLOBALIZATION?

○ social developments of the world’s transformation (e.g. spread of culture elements and movement of people)

Answer 6

PROCESS

Question 7

What is GLOBALIZATION?

○ awareness or consciousness of the world as a single place, with no boundaries

Answer 7

CONDITION (GLOBALITY)

Question 8

What is GLOBALIZATION?

○ system of ideas which embraces global economic integration and free trade

○ A kind of philosophy that somehow adheres to the idea that globalization is something good and beneficial.

○ GLOBALIST - A person who advocates for economic globalization.

Answer 8

IDEOLOGY (GLOBALISM)

Question 9

From the story “The Blind men and the Elephant”

● A group of blind men were able to touch the elephant for the first time

● One touched the tusk of the elephant and concluded that it is like a pointed spear

● Another touched the tail and thought that it was a rope

● The other were able to touch the body, ears, and legs of the elephant

• In the context of globalization, the blind men
  represents the social scientist with limited views of
  globalization

Answer 9

The Globalization Scholar and the Elephant
(Kenneth Panfilo and Ryan Canney)

Question 10

Dimensions of Globalization

World Bank, IMF, E-Commerce, and Trading

• Economic integration and intensified movement of goods, services, technologies and capital across borders

Answer 10

ECONOMIC

Question 11

Dimensions of Globalization

EU, WHO, Security Council

• Alliances of various countries and regions of the world and the rise of global institutions like UN and WHO

Answer 11

POLITICAL

Question 12

Dimensions of Globalization

Global Trends in Social Media, UNESCO, International Sporting Events, Glocalization

• Creation of a “global village”, a single community linked by telecommunications; a threat to local culture
• The creation of a melting pot of culture.
• Global becomes glocal = integrating local culture to globalization.
• GLOCALIZATION - a society would adapt a cultural element from another country and integrate its local culture to create something similar and unique.

Answer 12

SOCIO-CULTURAL

Question 13

Arjun Appadurai’s Five Scapes of Globalization

What are the Five Scapes of Globalization?

Answer 13

1. Financescapes
2. Ideoscapes
3. Technoscapes
4. Mediascape
5. Ethnoscape

Question 14

the flow of money across political borders (global stock trading, cryptocurrencies)

Answer 14

FINANCESCAPES

Question 15

flow of idea (evangelization, environmental advocacies, human rights
movements)

Answer 15

IDEOSCAPES

Question 16

spread of technology (electric vehicles, renewable energy, space tourism, and NFT Gaming)

Answer 16

TECHNOSCAPES

Question 17

flow of media (information and culture) across borders (streaming services, YouTube, social media, podcasts)

Answer 17

MEDIASCAPES

Question 18

movement of people across boundaries (labor migrants or refugees)

Answer 18

ETHNOSCAPES