The DELL Theory of the conflict prevention Flashcards

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What is the title of this chapter?

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The dell theory of conflict prevention

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What did Freedman find out when he researched how his Dell notebook is made?

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He found that the making of his notebook involved a complex supply chain of suppliers all over the world.

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How many components go into the making of Dell’s notebook?

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30 components sourced from many different parts of the world

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What was the reason for Freedman to tell his notebook story?

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To help the readers understand the larger story of geopolitics in the flat world

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what are the threats to the world flattening?

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a traditional threat of traditional
wars, old-fashioned economic destroying war. A newly emerging global supply chain, nuclear power.

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What is one restraint on countries going to war?

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countries tying their economies and futures to global integration and trade

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What is the dell theory of conflict prevention?

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the spread of just-in-time global supply chains in the flat world as a greater restraint on geopolitical adventurism

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What does the dell theory mean?

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no two countries that are both part of a major global supply chain like Dell will ever fight against each other

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Which countries are examples of the dell theory?

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China vs. Japan, India vs. Pakistan, and China vs. Taiwan.

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Why would countries part of a larger global supply chain not want to go to war

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just-in-time deliveries of goods and services, enjoy a rising standard of living, economic independence, a better lifestyle, productivity, and a better lifestyle for their child or children

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What are the implications of countries going to war and offsetting the global supply chain?

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The country would be dropped from the supply chain and have economic disruptions and it would be had for them to get back in the global supply chain again. Countries with no natural resources will be severely impacted.

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What is the downside of the dell theory?

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Sometimes wars are inevitable and if a country feels the need to defend itself from threats, they could care less about the supply chain but it will make them think deeply about their decisions.

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What is India to the world and what is it similar to?

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India is the world’s knowledge and service supply chain(Wipro) and it is similar to China and Taiwan, is the world’s manufacturing supply chain.

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How did the flattening of the world empowered terrorism?

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It gives terrorists like Al-QAEDA the power to create a mutant supply chain that aids them in installing fear and terrorism all over the internet to gain supporters

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How do the terrorists use their mutant supply chain?

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They use it for marketing, mining data, networking, securing publicity, global command and control, recruiting, and raise funds

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What are failed states and how does this contribute to the geopolitical flattening of the world?

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Countries that offer no economic opportunity, such as Afghanistan, could easily be influenced by terrorists to wreck havoc.

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What are the three American-led security agencies that deal with nuclear weapons in the wrong hands?

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The three NO’s: NO LOOSE NUKES down all materials from which a bomb could be made. NO NEW NASCENT NUKES, which means recognizing that some people can produce alternative explosives. NO NEW NUCLEAR STATES, which means that keep the nuclear power to the already known 8.