Chapter 1: Understandings of Globalization

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Chapter 1: Understandings of Globalization ECONOMIC – SOCIAL – POLITICAL aspects of Globalization Related Issue: To what extent should globalization shape identity? Chapter Issue: To what extent does globalization influence my life?

Forces of Globalization Economic (finances and money) Social (music, TV, fashion, etc.) Political (ideologies such as democracy, communism, etc.)

Globalization Affecting the Economic Aspects of your Life How does globalization affect economic aspects of people’s lives?

$ Economic Forces $ Where you work Where you shop Where you eat What you do in your spare time ***To what extent are the forces of globalization influencing these economic factors of your life?

Global Trade Do you ever buy items produced in other countries? Unless you have made a conscious choice to buy only ‘Canadian’ products, then your answer is yes. Check the tags of your clothes, you may find that the sweater that you are wearing was made in Taiwan, China, Indonesia or Vietnam

Import / Export People have survived on Earth by trading globally The import and export of goods is the most basic form of global integration The growth of Transnationals has reinvented the way companies operate i our world Transnationals affect people in both positive and negative ways

Transnationals Transnational: A company that operates in 2 or more countries Ie. Wal-Mart, Apple, McDonalds, Toyota, Coca-Cola Some produce goods, others are retail operations They sell goods and services to the public FYI: As an employee, you are selling your labour By operating on larger scales, transnationals make more money

Desire for Profit (Cha-ching$$) Transnationals are driven by their desire for profit To make their expansions possible, many have changed world market regulations How does this affect you, the teen consumer? Let’s consider the case of Wal-Mart

The Wal-Mart Phenomenon Arrived in Canada in 1994 In less than 10 years it expanded by 288 stores Philosophy: Lowest prices on goods and services! Just because Wal-Mart makes a lot of money, doesn’t mean it’s 100% successful! Ask yourself. How does it deal with its employees? How does it affect our communities? (i.e. “Mom and Pop” operations) How does it affect your identity ?

Globalization Affecting Social Aspects of Society How does globalization affect social aspects of people’s lives?

Globalization: Affecting who you are Globalization is a “transfer of culture” TV Films, internet, music, increased communication systems, fashion and the radio. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYhCn0jf46U “Global Village”: New Media such as television and internet are shrinking the world into a small village; we are all much more interconnected than before.

Globalization Affecting Political Aspects of Society How does globalization affect political aspects of people’s lives?

Political Globalization How does globalization affect the political aspects of peoples lives? Highest (international) to lowest forms of governance is affected. For example, countries must abide by the international rules established by organizations such as the United Nations, G7 (Group of 7), LaFrancaphonie and NATO Leaders of nations hold meetings to discuss international issues: $$, social and political

Political Globalization, cont’d Some global issues can only be resolved through the cooperation of many countries Canada’s leaders try to meet their own nation’s needs of those in crisis situations i.e. natural disasters like Hurricanes and Tsunamis

Global Political Change Democracy: “Responsible Government”. Spreading amongst many countries. Boosts standards of living and improves ethics of government. Can you think of any countries that are not Democracies in this day and age? In 2017, of the world’s 196 countries, about 169 are electoral democracies.

Film:” Walmart, The High Cost of Low Prices” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXmnBbUjsPs