TRENDS, NETWORKS AND CRITICAL

THINKING IN THE 21ST CENTURY

CONTENT STANDARD
The learner understands the components,
operations, effects, and networks of globalization
in his/her daily life.
PERFORMANCE STANDARD
The learner locates on a map the different
geographical origins of the various
components/elements of an
industrial/technological/agricultural product and
writes a reflection essay on the insights gathered
from the exercise. The learner locates on a map
the workplaces of the OFWs in their community
and writes a reflection paper on the effects of
labor migration to their community.
 WEEK 4

LEARNING COMPETENCY
✓ Explain the concrete effects of globalization and
to one’s daily life.
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✓ Explain the need for collaboration and
cooperation to achieve interconnectedness of
people and nations.
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 Task: A Case Study

Directions: Complete the following exercises

by reading the short passage about a brief
INSTANCES OF history of the Coco-Cola Company and fill in
THE LESSON the blanks to complete the statements that
follow. Write your answer in your notebook.
Fill in the blanks.

2 minutes to copy…
 The Coca-Cola Company

The Coca-Cola company was founded in the United States in 1886. The
company set up bottling plants in Canada in 1906. In 1928, it introduced the
soft drink Coca-Cola at the Olympic Games which were held in Amsterdam. In
the 1940s, the company began to set up bottling plants in countries around the
world.
Coca-Cola is popular because it has been advertised as a brand of soft
drink connected with fun, friends and good times. Its international image was
successfully promoted by a 1971 commercial, where a group of young people
from all over the world gathered on a hilltop in Italy to sing "I’d Like to Buy the
World a Coke." In 1978, the Coca-Cola Company was selected as the only
non-Chinese company allowed to sell packaged cold drinks in the People's
Republic of China.
 Today, the company produces nearly 400 brands in over 200 countries.
More than 70 percent of the company’s income comes from outside the United
States. Coca-Cola is an extraordinarily successful example of
multinationalization (跨國化). Its success raises the question of why and how
it has been so successful. The multinationalization of the Coca-Cola Company
is also often used as an example to illustrate the concept of economic
globalization.
DISCUSSING
NEW
CONCEPTS
AND
PRACTICING
NEW SKILLS
TRENDING Q:

What comes into your

mind when you hear the
word
GLOBALIZATION?
 - refers to an emergence of an international
network, belonging to an economic, and
GLOBALIZATION
social system. (Revisitadestatica,
20212)
 - it is the most power force for change in
the world today affecting all societies in
GLOBALIZATION the planet.

- it entails the movement of capital, free

flow of goods, and services, and
expansion of multinational corporations.
 - Roland Robertson, a professor of
sociology at the University of Aberden,
GLOBALIZATION was the first person who defined
globalization as "the understanding of
the world and the increased
perception of the world as a whole."
 - Martin Albrow and Elizabeth King,
sociologists, define globalization as "all
GLOBALIZATION those processes by which the
peoples of the world are incorporated
into a single world society.”
 - It can be linked to the local, the national
GLOBALIZATION
and the regional.
 - It is a process of interaction and
integration among the people, companies,
GLOBALIZATION and governments of different nations.

- A process driven by international trade

and investment and aided by information
technology.
 - For many developing nations,
GLOBALIZATION globalization has led to an improvement
in standard of living.
 GOAL OF - is for the world to become more
GLOBALIZATION INTERDEPENDENT.
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 - However, globalization has had a
GLOBALIZATION negative effect on individuals who live in
developed nations.
Factors That Cause
Globalization
LABOR

MIGRATION
 TYPES OF
GLOBALIZATION
ECONOMIC GLOBALIZATION

- establishment of a global
common market, based on the
freedom of exchange of goods
and capital.
ECONOMIC GLOBALIZATION

- is the increasing economic

integration and interdependence
of national, regional, and local
economies across the world
through an intensification of
cross boarder movement of
goods, services, technologies
and capital.
POLITICAL GLOBALIZATION

- refers to an increasing trend

toward multilateralism in an
emerging transnational state
apparatus and the emergence of
national and international non-
governmental organizations that
act as watchdogs over
governments.
POLITICAL GLOBALIZATION
Four Distinct Roles in Addressing
Sustainability Concerns
1. Policy development
2. Regulation
3. Facilitation
4. Internal sustainability
management
CULTURAL GLOBALIZATION

- refers to the transmission of

ideas, meanings and values
around the world in such a way
as to extend and intensify social
relations.
- refers to the spread and mixing
of cultures around the world.
INFORMATIONAL GLOBALIZATION
- increase in information flows
between geographically remote
locations.
INDUSTRIAL GLOBALIZATION

- development of worldwide
production markets and broader
access to a range of foreign
products for consumers and
companies involving particularly
movement of material and goods
between and within national
boundaries.
FINANCIAL GLOBALIZATION

- is a collective concept that refers to

increasing global linkages created
through cross-border financial flows.
- Financial integration refers to an
individual country's linkages to
international capital markets
TECHNOLOGICAL GLOBALIZATION

- is accelerated in large
part by technological
transmission, the
spread of technology
across borders.
ECOLOGICAL GLOBALIZATION
- occurs when
ecosystems are
constantly exchanging
materials through the
movement of air in the
atmosphere, the flow of
water in rivers and the
migration of animals
across the landscape.
SOCIAL GLOBALIZATION
- is a social transformation or
process leading to the
achievement of people-centered
development. Human-centered
development concept is offered as
an alternative strategy to bring
about a more equity development
outcome.
MIGRATION

LABOR
 - is defined as work, especially hard
LABOR
physical work.
MIGRATION - is a movement to another place,
often of a large group of people.
 TYPES OF MIGRATION

INTERNAL
MIGRATION
this is defined as the process
where migrants look for a new
residence within their own
country, state, or continent.
 TYPES OF MIGRATION

EXTERNAL
MIGRATION
moving in a different country,
state or continent to a new
residence.
 TYPES OF MIGRATION

IMMIGRATION
coming to live permanently in a
foreign country.
 TYPES OF MIGRATION

FORCED
MIGRATION
this happens when the state or
authorities forced its people to
migrate for a reason.
COLLABORATION
COOPERATION
 COLLABORATION COOPERATION
means to work together with others to is the process of working together to
achieve a common goal. the same end. It is an active help
from a person, organization etc. such
as an orderly sharing of space and
resources.
Unconditionally sharing everything Conditionally sharing information and
and helping each other while mutually resources while functioning together
working together in cohesive within an independent “connective” in
“collective” in unusual roles typical roles with workloads accepted
embracing talents of each person to as unequal to change something.
synergize or invent something new.
 COLLABORATION COOPERATION
benefits all the groups benefits some individuals in a group
serves the whole team’s goal meets their personal needs
may result to creative innovation may result in disrupted innovation
Question?