2. Theories of Globalization Flashcards

1
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__ posits that there is a world economic system in which some countries benefit while others are exploited

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World Systems Theory

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Wallerstein’s World System Theory Model

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CORE
–> High profit consumption goods
–> PERIPHERY
–> Cheap labor and raw materials
SEMI-PERIPHERY

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Basic components: (The World-System Theory)

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  1. The global economy has one market and a global division of labor.
  2. context of world economy
  3. three-tier structure
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  • industrialized and produce manufactured goods
  • strong central government
  • large tax base
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CORE

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5
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mix of core and periphery

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Semiperiphery

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  • least economically diverse
  • least industrialized and export raw materials
  • strongly influenced by core nations
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Periphery

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7
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a theoretical framework developed by sociologist Immanuel Wallerstein in the 1970s.

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The World-System Theory

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  • high income
  • industrialized
  • control global markets
  • have skilled labor force
  • need labor and natural resources from periphery and semiperiphery nations
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core nations

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9
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  • middle income
  • industrializing
  • mostly capitalist
  • Share characteristics of core and periphery countries
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semiperiphery nations

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  • low income
  • less skilled labor force
  • export labor and natural resources
  • need investment from other countries
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periphery nations

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11
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this theoretical position argues that globalization should be understood as a complex set of interconnecting relationships through which power, for the most part, is exercised indirectly

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transformationalist/postmodernist view of globalization

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12
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Globalization is not a __ from east to west.

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one way process

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13
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__ and __ have exaggerated the extent of globalization.

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optimist and pessimist

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14
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the flow of nature is __

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two-way exchange

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15
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Globalization according to Beck (1992)

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globalization = global risk

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16
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consciousness, which emerges due to shared, global problems such as terrorism and global warming

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Beck (1992)
globalization = global risk

17
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Globalizations according to Giddens (1991)

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Globalization = detraditionalisation

18
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Globalization is where people question their traditional beliefs about religion, marriage, gender roles, etc.

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Giddens (1991)
globalization = detraditionalisation

19
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__ also see the global media as beneficial because it is primarily responsible for diffusing different cultural styles around the world and creating new global hybrid styles in fashion, food, music, consumption and lifestyle - ___

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  • transformationalist
  • hybridized global identity
20
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Giddens uses that concept of ‘__’ rather than ‘__’

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  • detraditionalization
  • decline of tradition