S.S. 1.2 (Globalisation - Steger)

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Globalisation describes

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A process.
A condition.
A system.
A force.
An age.

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Globality signifies a social condition characterised by tight

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Economic.
Political.
Cultural.
Environmental interconnection.

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Globalisation by Steger

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A set of social processes.
Lives controlled by tech (no human contact).
Moving towards the new condition of postmodernism.

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Globalisation involves the creation of the new and multiplication of existing in

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Social.
Political.
Culture.

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Reflected in the expansion and the stretching of social

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Relations.
Activities.
Inter-dependencies.

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Involves the intensification and acceleration of

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Social exchange.
Social activities.
(Across world-time and world-space).

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Macro Structures of Community

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Culture setting.
Political setting.
Economical setting.
Belief setting.
Social setting.

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Micro Structure of Personhood

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Changes personality (ego).
Changes mentality (thinking).
Changes image (brand).
Changes perception (ideology).

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Worldview

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Our perspective on created reality.
Indication of our place in the world (fulfill our cultural task).
Provides orientation.
Gives direction from a deep religious commitment.

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Danger of worldviews

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It can change into an ideology.

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Ideology

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Hardened/closed orientation about the world,
our place and culture calling.
Forces reality into its own preconceived mold
(Want to change it accordingly).

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Types of Worldviews

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Ubuntu.
Ancestors.
Time.
Supreme being.
Environment.

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Types of Ideologies

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Democracy.
Communism.
Spirituality-religion.
Socialism.
Globalisation.

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Ideology Characteristics

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Offers a more or less coherent picture of the world.
It organises the complexity of human experience in fairly simple chains.
Seeking to imbue society with preferred norms and values.

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Ideology provide public with circumscribed agenda of things to

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Discuss.
Claims to make.
Questions to ask.

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Ideology uses the language of narratives that

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Persuade.
Praise.
Condemn.
Distinguish "truths" from "falsehood".
Separate "good" from "bad".

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Ideology connects theory and practice to

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Orientate.

Organise human action in accordance with generalised claims and codes of conduct.

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Market Globalism is owned by

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Big corporations.
Lobbyist.
Corporate managers.
Entertainers.
Media world.
Specialists.
Celeberties.

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Market Globalism public is inundated with

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Specialised images of consumerist.

Free-market world.

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Market Globalism uses influentials

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Media/journals.
Newspapers.
Electronic media.

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Market Globalism sell their

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Political and economic agenda.

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Market Globalism claim that

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To be liberating economy and enhance free competition then there is no owner of globalisation.

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Justice Globalism

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The political and values associated with the social alliances and political actors known as Social Justice Movement.

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Justice Globalism are advocates for protection of the global

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Environment.
Fair trade.
International labour issues.
Human rights.
Women issues.

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Justice Globalism envisioning the 'new world' order based on a global redistribution of

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Wealth. | Power.

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Justice Globalism accuse market globalist of

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Bringing about global inequality. High levels of unemployment. Environmental degradation. Denise of social welfare.

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Jihadist Globalism based on

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Muslim belief. | Islamist fundamentalism.

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Jihadist Globalism articulate to bring the global imaginary around core concepts of

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Umma. Jihad. (Armed and unarmed struggle against unbelief purely for the sake of God and his Umma).

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Because da'wa has failed to reform treacherous Muslim elites or convert the hostile crusaders then tactics will be to resort

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Full-scale terrorist attack. Suicide bombing. Public killings. Public hostages.

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Two themes of Globalism

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Globalism as an ideology. | Globalism as a Neo-liberal discourse.

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Globalism as an ideology

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A worldview that gives an over-simplified and distorted picture of the world so that certain political and powerful authorities can be served.

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Globalism as a Neo-liberal discourse

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Selling globalisation. Globalist perspective is the product of a spectacular marketing effort by capital powers. Acuminated effort of Neo-liberal capitalists to indeed sell globalism.

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Globalisation is about the liberalisation and global integration of markets, so relies on

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The idea of a self-regulated market as a condition for a dispensation where individual freedom and material wealth is embodied.

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Globalisation is unavoidable and irreversible, making it difficult to reconcile this with

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The liberal emphasis of the freedom of man.

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Neo-liberal globalist claims that globalisation is

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A deterministic and near natural power. | Tension built on this point out.

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Nobody is in control globalisation, it is a

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Power of nature playing itself out.

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Steger argues that it is quite clear that the current organisation of globalisation benefit the

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Political and other interests.

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Steger points out that it is a claim filled with contradictions

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Globalisation benefits everybody. | Is at the core of the moral argument of globalism to justify itself.

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Globalisation promotes

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The distribution of democracy in the world

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Globalists trying to convince us that

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Free markets and democracy go hand in hand.

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Steger argues that rather capitalists prefer

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Totalitarian and authoritarian governments.