Globalisation
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- Created on: 13-12-22 17:19
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- Globalisation
- Globalisation is the interconnectedness of the world and its people
- Cultural globalisation-sharing of ideas, meanings and values around the world
- Economic globalisation- mobility of people, capital, technical goods and services internationally
- Political globalisation-the growth of the worldwide political systems.
- Advantages, rate of education is increasing, generates employment, cheaper prices, communication, and cheap labour.
- Disadvantages, exploitation of workers, loss of culture (westernisation), environmental degradation, disparity.
- Advantages, rate of education is increasing, generates employment, cheaper prices, communication, and cheap labour.
- Political globalisation-the growth of the worldwide political systems.
- Economic globalisation- mobility of people, capital, technical goods and services internationally
- Cultural globalisation-sharing of ideas, meanings and values around the world
- Helping poverty, huge supply of cheap labour, trading opportunities eg energy pathways, outsourcing of cheap products.
- Negatively affecting poverty, jobs are not secure due to competition, anti globalisers argue it has caused extreme nationalism.
- Helping human rights, UK is committed to ECtHR post Brexit, ICC has brought global attention to Darfur and Sudan.
- Issues with human rights, ICC requires cooperation of states to be efffective, suggestion of the UK Bill of Rights, USA is not apart of the ICC.
- Globalisation is the interconnectedness of the world and its people
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