"the impact of globalisation has been exaggerated" Discuss

cultural globalisation has been absorbed and adapted by societies who still retain thier own cultural practices

other than hybridisation what else has happened to culture to show its globalisation as been exaggerated

Global civil society

the emergence of what kind of society can be used to support Nye's view on political globalisation

technology the internet 24 hour news

the increase in what has meant that information flows and communication across boarders has increased

the BRICS

the rise of which bloc has also been an example of economic globalisation

not been exaggerated

what is the liberal/idealist/hyper globalist view on economic globalisation, has it been exaggerated or not

exaggerated

what is the realist view on political globalisation and its impact (exaggerated or not)

-states are not required to sign up to treaties -states can leave as they wish -states still make their own laws

what three features of IGO's and states illustrate that political globalisation is exaggerated

- nation states still have economic control -weak international institutions -cultural globalisation is hybridisation as it flows both ways

what three reasons would globalisation sceptics illustrate for the over exaggeration of the impact of globalisation

-exaggerated due to fact that national economies not irrelevant -states still have control over trade in economy

what two things about the realist argument on economic globalisation show about it

TNC's

what type of institutions also show the growth of economic globalisation

supranational

what type of organisation is the EU

no logo

what was championed by naomi klein in 2001

not exaggerated

what would liberals say about cultural globalisation and its impact

they erode sovereignty and are weak and ineffective

what would realist argue about political globalisation and IGO's

that it is hybridisaton as it flows both ways

what would scepticts and realists state as a reason for cultural globalisation being exaggerated

China

which BRICS member has been growing at an average of 8-10% annually

sceptic

which argument is more convincing the hyper or sceptic argument

2007-08

which economic crash illustrates the level of permeability of national economies

hyber globalists

who would idealist tend to agree with

globalisation sceptics

who would realist tend to agree with

as nations want to retain a sense of national identity

why has there been a backlash to cultural globalisation

they believe we are living in a globalised world due to economic interdependence, political cooperation and homogenization of culture

why would hyper globalists not believe that globalisation has been exaggerated

yes

would globalisation sceptics agree with the statement that the impact of globalisation has been exaggerated

yes

Do realists believe that economic globalisation is an exaggerated impact of globalisation

economic interdependence and interconnectedness

The importance of what would liberals state has started to absorb national economies into a global one

80%

how much international trade occurs between developing and developed states to illustrate how it is not "global"

also known as the world system theory in with the "core" rich nations are relied on by poor "periphery" nations for trade and TNC investment

describe the dependancy theory

no

do hyper globalists think the impact of globalization has been exaggerated

those that believe the current process is not that of globalisation but of regionalism and are sceptical of globalisation

what are globalisation sceptics

those that view the new globalized economic and cultural patterns became inevitable once technology became widely available, they are the chief believers in globalisation

what are hyper globalists

-decision making and implementation take time -political power is retained by nation states

what are two downfalls of IGOs a political globalisation

Indian

what cuisine from a different culture is the UK's favorite cuisine

that is nothing new

what do realists say about international trade (is it new or not)

it still takes places within nations

what do realists say about trade and economic to illustrate how economic globalisation has been exaggerated

used by almost all the states of the world acting as a forum for cooperation and discussion

what do the three institutions of economic global governance do

the dependency theory

what do theorist say economic globalisation has created

there has been a horizontal shift of power from national to international level

what does Joseph Nye point out about political globalisation

The EU and Euro

what economic union is an example of economic globalisation

it has been uneven and in some cases un-noticeable

what else have realists argued about economic globalisation (Hegemon)

produceed 30% of all global economic output in 2010

what evidence shows that the USA is still the dominant hegemon

the fact that national economies are being absorbed into a global economy

what feature of economic globalisation in particular would realists say is exaggerated

arab spring

what happened in 2011 that illustrates americanization

ideas of democracy and western values are shown through american TV programmes, TNC's and goods worldwide

what has caused a global homogenization of culture

americanisation

what has cultural homogenization also been called

increased because flow of goods,money, information and commodities greatly increased taking culture around the world

what has increasingly permeable borders meant for cultural globalisation

naomi klein

what has there been to globalisation especially cultural

to be transcended

what have members of the EU and Euro allowed of their border and economy

disadvantaged states

what idea means that there is no longer one political representative for a nation but communications between nations at the international level

150 of the worlds biggest 500 TNC's are owned by americans

what illustrates Americanization

the EU

what institution illustrates best the principle of pooled sovereignty

-IMF -World bank -WTO

what institutions of global economic governance illustrate the growth of political globalisation

altered mcdonalds menu in india and turkey

what is an example of absorbed and adapted cultural globalisation

the process whereby information,commodities and images that have been produced in one part of the world enter into a global flow that tends to flatten out cultural differences between nations, regions and individuals

what is cultural globalisation

process whereby all national economies have to a greater or lesser extent been absorbed into an interlocking global economy

what is economic globalisation

globalisation is the emergence of a complex web of interconnectedness that means that our lives are increasingly shaped by events that occur and decisions that are made at a great distance from us

what is globalisation

the process by which policy making responsibility are taken from national governments and transferred to international organisations

what is political globalisation

not exaggerated

what is the idealist/liberal view on political globalisation and its impact (exaggerated or not)