Topic 8-Migration & Globalization Flashcards

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What is the push/pull phenomenon?

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Moving from the countryside to the city. Country side can’t support anymore (push), cities attract people with jobs, education, lifestyle (pull).

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What is international migration?

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Changing countries. Moving from developing to industrialized. People escape from conflict zones.

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What are economic migrants?

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People travelling to another country in order to improve their standards of living.

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What is a refugee?

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Person who escapes country due to a well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, membership or political opinion.

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What is remittance?

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Money that people make while abroad and send it back home.

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What is the Inclusive Approach to immigration?

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The country/state is very concerned about how immigrants will fit in. Examples are Quebec and France.

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What is the multicultural approach to immigration?

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The country/state is live and let live. As long as immigrants have a job, pay taxes/healthcare, whatever is okay.

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What is reasonable accommodation?

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To change certain rules in order to accommodate people of different origins and faiths (school, work, public areas,etc.)

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What is the Bouchard-Taylor Commission Conclusion?

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Minorities have to adapt their practices and values to the secular nature of institutions. It is unfair to demand immigrants assimilate completely the culture of the majority.

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What is internal migration?

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Moving inside the same country. For jobs or family reasons. Can be also be from construction, natural disasters and war.

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What is globalization?

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The process of intensified global interconnectedness and movement of goods, information and people.

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What does globalization include?

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Economy, politics, culture and the process in which the world is rapidly compressing into a single global community.

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What are the origins of globalization?

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Back in the 16th century during the trading (slaves, sugar, metals) and countries having colonies abroad.

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When was the point of no return for globalization?

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The great expansion of European Empires, after the industrial revolution.

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What are some direct effects of globalization?

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Global common market, easier access to foreign products, brain drains and relocation of power.

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How did globalization begin to effect psychology?

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New identities and categories of consciousness emerged.

17
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What are some things that globalization influences?

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Trade networks, telecommunications, education abroad, migration, tourism.

18
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Globalization spreads evenly. True or False?

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False. Some cultures are more affected than others.

19
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What is cultural imperialism?

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The idea that some cultures dominate others due to the spread of colonialism and capitalism. This domination can lead to destruction of subordinated cultures.

20
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Cultural imperialism denies the agency of local cultures and assumes that cultural changes only go one-way. True or False?

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True.

21
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What is cultural appropriation?

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Appropriation or use of elements from an oppressed culture by a dominant culture. Used outside of their cultural context. Original meaning is distorted. Viewed as disrespectful.

22
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What are the four models of cultural interaction?

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Conflict, homogenization, localization, hybridization.

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What is the conflict model?

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Clash of cultures. The spread of western capitalism and life wats throughout the world has caused the alienation of other cultural systems.

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What is the homogenization model?

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Influence of the U.S. dominating corporate culture. The world is becoming culturally homogenous.

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What is the localization model?

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The transformation of global culture by local cultures into something new. Throws into question the idea that western culture is taking over the entire world and erasing cultural diversity.

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What is the hybridization model?

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When aspects of two or more cultures are blended to create something new.