Int. Order Flashcards

(41 cards)

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NOTIONS OF GLOBALIZATION by

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JAN AART SCHOLTE

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NOTIONS OF GLOBALIZATION

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  1. Liberalization
  2. Internationalization
  3. Westernization
  4. Universalization
  5. Re-spatialization
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Movements in the past that freed colonized nations to become independent
nation-states that had sovereignty over their own affairs

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Independent countries or states

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Countries do not easily declare war on one another

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States interact with each other through diplomacy

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When we remove or reduce barriers from different nations and people

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Liberalization

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Deepening interactions

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Internationalization

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Different cultures speaking the same language, eating the same food, wearing the
same clothes

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Universalization

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Export of Western culture, ideas, and institutions all over the world

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Westernization

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Cultures being similar or homogenous

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Universalization

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How our ideas and experiences of the world of spaces and places are changed by
those processes and technologies that make the world seem smaller and borderless

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Re-spatialization

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More limits placed on countries

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States interact with each other through diplomacy

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UN, International and Regional organizations that promote cooperation and facilitate
disputes between countries

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International organizations facilitate these interactions

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They can go beyond mere facilitators

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International organizations take on lives of their own

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Powerful organizations that could be the source of good or harm

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International organizations take on lives of their own

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An imagined community

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NATION

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Defined by a particular culture,
religion, or language

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NATION

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Ethnic concept

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Refers to a country or government

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Four attributes of State

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○ Citizens
○ Territory
○ Government
○ Sovereignty

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Carries out the will of the people

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Most crucial element

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Recognized and
respected by other countries.
Policies and procedures are
independent of interventions
from other states

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External or internal authority

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having complete
control and authority over
domestic affairs

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signatories exercise complete control over their domestic affairs
Treaty of Westphalia:
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Turned monarchies to the principles of the French revolution
Napoleon Bonaparte
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People in parliamient are seated there not because of competency but being born to aristocracy so Napoleon promoted meritocracy in government
Napoleonic code
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They defeated Napoleon which lead to the recreation of sovereignty, the Concert of Europe / Metternich System
The Battle of Waterloo 1815
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Sovereign states but “great powers” still hold significant influence over world politics
THE CONCERT OF EUROPE / THE METTERNICH SYSTEM
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Added a new feature to the global system
THE CONCERT OF EUROPE / THE METTERNICH SYSTEM
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Installed the influence of great powers over world politics
THE CONCERT OF EUROPE / THE METTERNICH SYSTEM
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Desire for greater cooperation and unity among states and people
INTERNATIONALISM
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people need government, states need a world government
LIBERAL NATIONALISM (Immanuel Kant)
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international law should govern inter-state relations
LIBERAL NATIONALISM (Jeremy Bentham)
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a system of free nations that cooperated with each other create an international system
LIBERAL NATIONALISM (Giuseppe Mazzini)
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Free democratic nations would build a free system of international relations
LIBERAL NATIONALISM (Woodrow Wilson)
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Serve as a blueprint for international relations
LIBERAL NATIONALISM
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Rejected nationalism
Karl Marx
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The world is divided into classes, not countries (capitalist vs proletariat)
Karl Marx
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May 1 (Labor day), International Women’s Day, 8-hour workday
Socialist International
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Russian revolution of 1917
Communist International (Comintern)