Political economy of globalisation Flashcards

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what are some indicators of globalisation

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new technology,
political alliances (EU, NAFTA),
travel/communications (price, speed),
international trade (increase),
growth of MNC/TNC
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features of industrialisation in britain

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no precursor/trial and error,
limited by ideology of low pay/poverty,
banking highly localised

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what thing was a key factor in the industrialisation of britain

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railways

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what is neo-classical/modernisation theory *

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convergence of the institutions/systems of all nations, industrialisation requires institutional developments, education, labour markets, training

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what is dependency theory *

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advanced position of 1st world due to dependence of LDC on first world, lead to consumerism, brands/marketing and a switch in training and skills

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what is world systems theory *

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internationalisation of capitalism since C16 to form a world economy dominated by TNC and MNCs today, MNCs operate beyond national boundaries, dominate development decisions

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what are transformationalists *

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greater interconnectedness, profound yet uncertain outcomes, leading to new configurations of global power relations

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what are sceptics *

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nothing new, an old myth and integration exagerated

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what are hyperglobalists *

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new something (which i can’t read in notes 21/3/17) as a result of emergence of global market leading to denationalisation and end of the state

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what are varieties of capitalism *

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belief that there is a direct correspondence between structure and practice, institutions and organisations are direct source of influence upon behaviour of employees by shaping values and attitudes, these are learnt through socialisation and rational decisions lead to rational behavioural outcomes

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