The Contemporary World Flashcards
GLOBALIZATION 1.0 was an Age of mercantilism and colonialism. (True or False)
True
Saskia Sassen first coined the phrase global city. (True or False)
True
London ranked the highest in terms of general criteria according to 2018 Global Cities Index but not in 2022. (True or False)
True
According to Friedman (2005), change is not inevitable because of the flattening of the world. (True or False)
False
Demography is a field in statistics that is concerned with births, deaths, income, or the incidence of disease, which later illustrates the changing structure of human populations. (True or False)
True
Globalization has not something to do with the population demand of a state. (True or False)
False
Global demography is about the trends and practices in world politics. It does not study of the issues and developments of the global population. (True or False)
False
The role of a global civil society in global demography is its salient influence on institutional decision-making, not affecting the populations at large. (True or False)
False
Global-local religion is a global religion with a local mix. (True or False)
True
India is the home of more than 1.42 billion people based on the 2022 population projection of the United Nations. In fact, it is becoming one of the super economic giants of the world After the Second World War. (True or False)
False
Regionalism refers to the regional concentration of economic flows. It also pertains to intergovernmental collaborations between two or more states. (True or False)
True
In the Economic Community, there is an avenue for cooperation among the ministers responsible for culture and arts, sports, disaster management, education, environment, health, information, labor, rural development and poverty eradication, women, youth, and civil service matters. (True or False)
False
Globalization is uneven as well as migration. (True or False)
True
The Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW’s) are the ones who best experience and see the socio-economic and political differences due to global divides. (True or False)
True
Global North can be experienced in the boundaries of global south but global south cannot be found in global north boundaries. (True or False)
False
Global south and third world are the same but it is outdated to call poor countries in Southeast Asian as third world. (True or False)
True
Emigration continues to be a new trend among people regardless of their race, nationality, or ethnicity. (True or False)
False
The aftermath of the Cold War ended the bipolarity of the world’s hegemonic powers.(True or False)
True
Globalization has nothing to do with the population demand of a state. (True or False)
False
Third World has been referred to “DEVELOPING” COUNTRIES after the Cold War. (True or False)
True
Metaphor of interstate inequality.
Global South
An agreement that divides the discovered lands outside Europe in 1494.
Treaty of Tordesillas
Rich countries.
Global North
Plays a substantial role in global economy.
Multinational corporations (MNCs)
Own currency in Santi Suk village in Thailand.
Bia
Timor-Leste is the youngest state in Africa and Asia. (True or False)
False
Singapore as one of the growing centers of cultural diversity is called cosmopolitan city. (True or False)
True
Most of Asian countries are developing so they don’t receive the world’s attention, instead the world is now focused on European Union with mature state of regionalism. (True or False)
False
The Headquarters of Asian Development Bank (ADB) is located in Manila because of the high debt of the country and not on its growth as a developing country despite of inflation. (True or False)
False
Globalization and regionalization are the same referring to integration but differs in geographical location and not in scope. (True or False)
False
When a city only exhibits strength in innovation, and strong performance in business activity and human capital, it is a global city. (True or False)
False
The Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) are major economic drivers of the country through their remittances. (True or False)
True
State control.
Socialism
Significant regional activity like concentration of economic flows.
Regionalism
A cultural feature that blurs the lines between culture and place and thus transcends territorial boundaries.
Deterritorialization
Responsible for the Marawe City Seige.
ISIS-Maute group alliance
A city with hub for production, finance, and telecommunications.
Global city
Intercontinental State.
Russia, Turkey, France
Sameness of cultures.
Cultural convergence
Cultural differences.
Cultural differentialism
Mixing of cultures.
Cultural hybridity
ASEAN stands for?
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
Give only 5 among the members of G8.
Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, UK, Russia, USA
What are the 3 hierarchy based on labor in World’s System Theory
Core, Semi-periphery, Periphery
Give the ASEAN 5.
Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam
Give at least 2 global cities.
New York, London, Tokyo, Copenhagen
Give 5 countries with high population in the world.
China, India, United States, Indonesia, Pakistan
Give the 3 categories of migration.
Voluntary economic migration, forced displacement, refugee crisis
Give the 2 types of migration.
Internal migration, International migration
Singapore is one of the emergency centers of different cultures and have turned itself into a great cosmopolitan city-state. (True or False)
True
Countries who have high capital.
Core
Have capital but also socorro materials from other countries .
Semi-periphery
Very dependent on core countries when it comes to capital but have raw materials.
Periphery
European Union is in its mature state of regionalism and the world is focused on Asia. (True or False)
True
Pays full respectful sovereignty and independence of its members through consensus and consultation.
ASEAN
New concept among continental communities. New to cooperation and collaboration goals.
Asian regionalism
Gives importance to human rights, drugs, foreign relations, defense, law, and transnational crimes.
Political security community
Monitoring economic ministers , finance ministers , bank governor’s , free trade area , investment area , agriculture and forestry .
Economic community
Cooperation among the ministers responsible for culturing arts , disaster management education , environment , health , information , labor .
Socio-cultural community
Unified style of human knowledge , beliefs , and behavior from which people learn and the ability to communicate knowledge to next generations.
Culture
Most important tool for exploring the world .
Language
Allows humans to communicate and share information.
Oral communication
Allowed humans communicate over a larger space for a much longer duration.
Script
Continuous production , reproduction , and circulation of print materials.
Printing press
Use of electricity.
Electronic media
Relies on digital codes. Created , modified , and stored in any digital electronic device.
Digital media
Carrier of culture. Tool for interaction of people with different cultures.
Media
Personal or organized system of religious beliefs and practices.
Religion
Identity of a certain nation.
Nationalism
A type of political violence that anchored on the belief that a supreme being granted violence in the act of glorifying one’s faith has become a central issue faced by the global community.
Religion extremism
Global religion with local mix.
Glocal-local religion
They believe that radical measures are necessary to achieve the will of God.
Extremists
Believe that men ought to return to the very passages of the sacred books to legitimize their actions.
Fundamentalist
They tie their traditions with their nation or homeland.
Nationalists
Claimed that conflicts are about identity, economics, privilege, and power.
Juergensmeyer
A form of power arises from the attractiveness of a country’s culture, political ideas, and policies.
Soft power
Trends and practices in world politics.
Global demography
Group of people or organization that appear or function in a global perspective.
Global civil society