Globalisation and Global Systems notes
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- Causes of globalisation40
- Measuring globalisation12
- Global networks and production18
- Transnational corporations67
- International trade19
- Global governance and organisations30
- Migration and globalisation41
- World cities10
- Global culture8
- Globalisation, development and inequality35
- China and globalisation17
- Impacts of globalisation54
- Food and globalisation14
- Global conflict13
- Globalisation and sustainability9
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What will the future look like? Who are the new players? In the last 20 years new global players have emerged as we move from a bipolar world to a multipolar one The BRICs The expansion of the EU to 27 countries has led to an increase in power as a ...
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Globalization Human Geography-Globalization of Singapore Globalization-Moving cross borders Pollution Trade Disease People Food Port-A place where ships can exchange cargo.The tiny island country is one of the world's busiest port-...
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How people were affected? - created from Mind Map
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Belt and Road Initiative 1. The new highway in Pakistan, the new rail terminal in Kazahkstan, a new seaport in Sri Lanka, and a w bridge in rural Laos all have something in common: this new infrastructure was financed by China's Belt and Road...
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Backlash against the hegemony Players who may object to cultural hegemony: China - because freedom of speech, communist vs capitalist (political separation) Russia - because lingering cold war hostility, political and social ideology North Korea -...
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Social Studies Chapter 8. Globalisation Globalisation• interconnections can lead to interdependent relationships between suppliers, producers and consumers. An interdependent relationship is one where two or more parties are mutually dependant on each other...
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Globalization Unit 2 Geography GlobalizationFlows - these are the things that move e.g raw materials, workers & information.Networks - countries that are linked together e.g transport and communications.Players - organisations that influences the g...
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Untitled Chapter 8: What Does It Mean To Live In A Globalised World? Globalisation:- a process through which ideas and activities of people in different parts of the world become interdependent.- these interconnections can lea...
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GLOBALIZATION - created from Mind Map ECONIMIC POLITICAL SOCIAL
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2.2.6 - created from Mind Map post 1945 supranational organisations ocean regulation- laws & agreements strategic value of oceans
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Globalisation - created from Mind Map Definition: the process that integrates all or most of the world's economies, making each increasingly dependant upon each other Causes Communication Transport Links Mobility of capital,labour and enterprise TNC's Gro...
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Globalisation Specification Globalisation basicsMultinational companies (MNCs)MNCs: Case studyImpacts of globalisation New Page