Globalization
ln
this
pockage:
1.
Pre-reading
activity
on
Globalization
2.
Write-up
on Globalization: What
is
it?
What does
it
mean?
3.
Write-up
on
Globalization
in theareas
of
Trade,
Finance
and
MNcs
4.
Post-reading
activity
on
Globalization
in the areas
ofTrade,
Finance
and
MNCs
5.
Write-up
on Globalization
in the areas
of
Cultural
and
Communication
Tre
nd
s
6.
Post-reading
activity
on
Globalization and Culture
7.
Write-up
on
Globalization
and
the Environment,
Politics
and
Law
8.
G
lobalization
Fact
Sheet
9.
'The
Clash
of
Civilizations'
by Samuel
P.
Huntington10.'Was
Samuel
Huntington right
after
all',
by
Fouad Ajami, IHT
ll.Questions
on
'Was
Samuel
Huntington
right
after
all?'
12.'selling
Globalization:The
Myth
of
the
GlobalEconomy',
by Michael
Veseth'
l3.Questions on
'Selling
Globalization:
The
Myth
of the
GlobalEconomy'
14.'Cultural
lmperialism:
AnAmerican
Tradition',
by
Julia
Galeota15.Post-reading
activity
on'Cultural lmperialism:
An
American
Tradition'
1.6.'Cultural
Globalization',
by
James
L.
Watson,
EncyclopediaBritannica
17.
Post-reading
activity
on'Cultural
Globalization'18.'Jihad
vs
McWorld'by
BenjaminBarber19.Post-reading
activity on
'Jihad
vs
McWorld'20.'Cyberterrorism:
How
real
is
the
threat?,
by
Gabriel Weimann21.'Responding
to
Transnational Crime', by
Raymond
E.
Kendall
22.'G loba
lization,
Terror's
Unwilling
Ally',
by Loretz
Napoleoni
23.'Globalization
and
Terrorism',
by
Jamal
R.
Nassar
24.Post-reading
activity
on Globalization
and
Terror
-
DEBATE!
25.Application
Question
Revision
Pre-reading
activity
What
is
globalization?
smdll
oroup
discussions
Qn
What
do
you
think
globalization
is?
How
does
globalization
impactyour
life
directly?
Are
there
individuals
in
our
society
who
are
somehow
not
impacted
by
globalization?
Who
are
they?
Qn
lf
we were
to
attempt
to
eliminateglobalization
and
its
influence,
how
would
you
go
about
doing
so?
What
constraints would
Qn
lmagine
a
world
without
globalization.
Would
we
be
better
or
worse
off?
Why?Share
youronswerswiththerestof
thecloss.
G
lobalization
1.
Whot
is
it?
Whot
does
it
meon?
It
involves
the
stretrhing
and
deepening
of
social
relations
and institutions
across
geographical
boundarles
such
that,
day'to-day aciivities
are
increasingly
influencedby
events
happening
on
the
other
side
of
the
globe.
Also,
the
activities
of
local
communities
can
have
significant
globalreverberationsGlobalization
means
that
many
chains
ofpolitical,
economic and
social
activity
are
becoming inter
regional
or
inter-contin€ntal
in
scope.
L;nkages
between
societiesare
well
documented
in
history.
The
difference today
is
the
intensification
of
levels
of
interaction
and
;nter
connectedess between
societies.
The
modern
global
system
stretches
social
relations
through
new
dimensions
ol
activity throughphenomena
such
as
communicationnetworks
and
new
information
technology.
These
differ
from
the
historical
forms
o{
globalization
as
the
networks
of
connections
are
far
more extensive,
far
more intense and have
a
far
more
massive
impact
on
a
globalscale.
Globalization
is
a
multi-dimensionalphenomenon,
involving
diverse
domains
of
activity
and
interaction,
includingeconomjc,
political,
technological,
military,
legal,
cultural
and
environmental.
The
significance
of
globalizationdiffers
for
individuals,groups
and
countries.
Obviously, societies
that
are
intensely
connected
are sitnificantly impacted
by
eventshappening elsewhere.
That
said,
seemingly disconnectedsocicties
can
also
find
themselves
profoundlyaffected
by
globalization.
Globalization
is
rharacterised
by
asymmetry.
Not
allpeopie
will
have
similar
access
to
global
network5
andinfrasiructures.
At
the
same
time,
such
networks
have
anuneqLral
effect on
the
well
being
ot
people,
classes,
ethnicgroupingsandgenders.
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