Tensions Over Globalisation Flashcards

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What is a key concern regarding globalisation?

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Sovereignty

Sovereignty relates to the authority of a state to govern itself without external interference.

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What are tensions associated with the increased movement of people, capital, and commodities?

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Tensions about migration

These tensions often arise from economic disparities and cultural differences.

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What event is associated with controlling migration in the UK?

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Brexit

Brexit refers to the United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union, which has implications for migration policies.

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What phrase is commonly used to express the desire to regain control over borders?

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Take back sovereignty

This phrase signifies a desire to limit immigration and restore national control.

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What effect has globalisation had on certain regions?

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Caused tensions in some regions

Globalisation can lead to economic inequalities and cultural clashes, creating friction in various areas.

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What are the factors that dictate tensions in migration?

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Economic, social, and cultural factors

These factors influence public opinion and policy regarding immigration.

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What is a consequence of Western nations’ immigration policies?

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Avoiding tensions

Western nations often implement strict immigration controls to mitigate social unrest.

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What challenges do indigenous populations face due to globalisation?

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Pipeline constructions affecting their territory

Indigenous communities often resist developments that threaten their land and resources.

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What motivations does China’s foreign policy exhibit?

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Economic and cultural motivations

China’s approach to foreign relations often seeks to enhance its economic influence and cultural presence.

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How has Japan’s government responded to protests supporting gender equality?

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Harshly

The government has faced criticism for its response to protests advocating for women’s rights.

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What is a major cause of environmental tensions related to indigenous land?

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Extraction of resources

This includes activities such as mining and drilling that impact indigenous territories.

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What environmental issue is caused by land use change?

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Increased emissions

Land use change often leads to deforestation, which contributes to greenhouse gas emissions.

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What is a consequence of tensions over resources and territory?

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Displacement of indigenous people

Resource extraction often leads to the forced relocation of local communities.

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True or False: Cheap manufacturing in China has no impact on tensions in the USA.

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False

Chinese manufacturing can lead to competition and tariff disputes with American industries.

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Fill in the blank: Tensions in Europe are exacerbated by Russia’s supply of ______.

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Gas

Russia’s control over gas supplies can create geopolitical tensions in Europe.

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What is a recurring issue in the context of tariffs and taxes?

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Manufacturers competing with increased tariffs

Tariffs can lead to higher costs for manufacturers and impact international trade dynamics.

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What environmental damage is associated with resource extraction?

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Damage to the environment

This can include pollution, habitat destruction, and loss of biodiversity.

18
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What are some factors contributing to tensions in territorial disputes?

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Resource competition and territorial claims

Nations often engage in disputes over valuable land and resources.