globalisation definitions

Question 1

economic globalisation definition

Answer 1

inter connections of world economies via global trade

Question 2

political globalisation definition

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international political ideas such as democracy and human rights etc becoming interconnected

Question 3

cultural globalisation definition

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spreading and merging of global cultures leading to cultural homogenisation

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mcluhan’s global village definition

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the world viewed as one interconnected community experiencing similar things

Question 5

what are every type of globalisation complicated by?

Answer 5

power imbalances

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albrow definition of globalisation

Answer 6

globalisation causes global culture

Question 7

martell definition of globalisation

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micro level globalisation means that geographical and time zone become irrelevant to the development of global culture

Question 7

waters definition of globalisation

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globalisation is a social process which overrides economic, political, cultural and geographic boarders

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examples of macro globalisation

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global level companies, finances, media, pandemics

Question 9

examples of micro globalisation

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consuming global media, cultural practices eg food or languages, social media communications

Question 10

steven on globalisation

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despite major global differences in life and upbringing most people consume the same products and media and experience the same things due to digital communication

Question 10

media convergence definition

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combining of traditional and digital media eg bbc news on an iphone

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harvey on globalisation

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globalisation is ‘time-space compression’ meaning that geographical and time zone boarders are irrelevant

Question 12

glocalisation definition

Answer 12

global products sold in local markets