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- 1Murray and overton (2015)Sum up 3 different views own globalisation (econ. cult. environ).
to what extent is globalisation a new phenomenon? - 2Castells (2000) The rise of the network society1970 - tehcno- revolution- virtual communications.
describes the generic process of how we can understand space in globalisation.
Space of flows and Space of places - 3L-T development:Spatial diffusion of the techniques for paper 2nd century BC 1690.
China was the technologically most advanced region up o 1400s.
Bloom (2017)- They though it came form Europe (eurocentric view).
Cycle son mobilisation (exploration)- Latour 1987.
Rise and decline of knowledge centres according the the concept go circulation is linked to the adding and removing of knowledge. - 4Hyperglobalisation-Carnicross 1997
Glob. defines a new epoch of human history: the end of the national state/ death of distance. Traditional nation state are replaced by a borderless world (dickens 2015).
neoliberal econ. logic - decreased control of the nation state. - 5ScepticsHirst and thompson 1996
Globalisation refers to heightened levels of internationalisation: driven by state support contemporary levels of econ, interdependence existed before (late 19th century more integrated) agenda to extend the subordination of post-colonial subjects - fragmentation onto powerful blocs ... nor allays bad (control the antigloablisaiers). - 6Transformationalists (castells 2000)Globalisation is central driving force behind rapid socio-economic political change - results in long-term historian process but historically unprecedented contingent & contradtory
- 7Knowledge economyindustrial economy - emerged 19th century- characterised by manual production.
Rise knowledge econ. end 20th century increase importance of intellectual resources.
Technology & communication- weightless goods
Dean 2002 It started when.....work share force in APS exceeds worker working in industry.
USA- White colour worker (1960)
UK (1980) - 8Critiques:Kenway et al (2006)
use of too many terms (75): kn. based econ , kn. driven econ. - none of these really match up/ work to many used throughout.
varies Over time, b/w disciplines/ regional viewpoints are to vague:
Other econ. need to be acknowledged- not just money cult, econ etc.
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- Globalisation Fichas sobre Knowledge production, creado por Lucy Harris el 01/06/2018.
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