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lesson 1 and 2 conworld
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- 1Explores the relationship between media, culture and globalization.global media culture
- 2supports the formation of new communities such as fan pages.Global media
- 3one way for the immigrants to be in close contact to their cultureTv and radio satellites
- 4what are the 4 media relevance of the process of cultural globalizationThe experience of modernity in a global culture
Socialisation and the formation of culture
identity
Mediated Communities and action
Democracy and political culture - 5According to * the experience of modernity loosened the bonds of locals and traditions and greatly influenced by globalization or transnational institutionsHjavard
- 6Due to *, multicultural societies are rapidly growing in which people of different nationalities and cultural backgrounds must coexist.globalization
- 7entails a new stratification of political and cultural spheresglobalization
- 8prejudice against foreignersXenophobic
- 9race determines human traits and capabilities which produce inherent superiorityRacism
- 10; belief that one’s culture is better than othersEthnocentrism
- 11; belief that other culture is better than our ownXenocentrism
- 12is one prevalent sample of downfall in global media cultureFake news
- 13can be used as political propaganda and cause of panic to the peopleFake news
- 14Process of making something to conform to a standard processStandardization
- 15Use for storing, retrieving, and sending information.Information Technology
- 16A blending element of cultures.cultural hybridization
- 17according to Hannerz are forms of culture that do not have historical roots, but are result of global interconnections.Creolization
- 18Demography is Derived from the Greek wordsdemos and graphos
- 19demos and graphos means?people and illustrate or draw
- 20dmoegraphy is coined byjohn graunt
- 21Study of population globally based on factors such as: age, race, sex, birth and death rate.Demography
- 22-Mathematical and statistical study of size compositional and spatial distribution of human populationDemography
- 23dependent on the working force.Dependency Ratio-
- 24countries suffer of small growthMortality Decline
- 25result of improved nutrition, public health infrastructure, and medical care.Population Explosion-
- 26average period that a person may expect to liveLife expectancy
- 27total number of live births.Birth Rate
- 28total number of deaths.Death Rate
- 29number of offspring both per couple, individual, and population.Fertility Rate
- 30amount of diseased within a population.Morbidity
- 31•a model that describes population change over time, it helps explain the changes in population.Demographic Transition Model
- 32Five (5) Stages of DTMStage 1: High Stationary
Stage 2: Early Expanding
Stage 3: Late Expanding
Stage 4: Low Stationary
Stage 5: Declining - 33Death and Birth Rate Stage 1: High StationaryHIGH
- 34Up until 18th century all countries are within this stage, but as of 2014 there are no countries in this stage.Stage 1: High Stationary
- 35Death and Birth Rate Stage 2: Early Expanding•Death: Low
•Birth: High - 36Due to the improvements of medicine and stable food supply it lower the death rates in a country.Stage 2: Early Expanding
- 37Birth rate and Death rate: SlowStage 3: Late Expanding
- 38Most developing countries are in this stageStage 3: Late Expanding
- 39Birth rate and Death rate: LowStage 4: Low Stationary
- 40•Newly industrialized country such as South Korea and Taiwan have just entered stage 4Stage 4: Low Stationary
- 41•Birth rate: Low •Death Rate: low or highStage 5: Declining
- 42Fertility rates transition to either below replacement or above replacementStage 5: Declining
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