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Globalization What are the characteristics of the globalization phenomenon? What are the characteristics of the globalization phenomenon? What are the components of the globalization process What are the components of the globalization process How does this relate to history How does this relate to history The same trend does not always have the same impact everywhere The same trend does not always have the same impact everywhere What are the pros and cons of Globalization? What are the pros and cons of Globalization?

Globalization-Something New? It’s been a long time coming, but now it is happening furiously fast—and that is part of the problem. It’s been a long time coming, but now it is happening furiously fast—and that is part of the problem. So, to “what is it?” and “why is it happening?” we have to add: “is the pace of globalization accelerating—and the answer is a definite “yes” So, to “what is it?” and “why is it happening?” we have to add: “is the pace of globalization accelerating—and the answer is a definite “yes”

Key Elements--NOW

What are the Components? 1. Broad Category: Technology Broad Category: Technology Instant, cheap Worldwide Communications—cell phone, www(availability at the individual level) Instant, cheap Worldwide Communications—cell phone, www(availability at the individual level) International (instant)financial and capital transfers International (instant)financial and capital transfers Increased scale and frequency of air transport Increased scale and frequency of air transport Container ships Container ships

Component 2 Broad Category: Information Broad Category: Information Instant dispersal of news by satellite TV, www, fax (but what news and whose?) Instant dispersal of news by satellite TV, www, fax (but what news and whose?) Competition is worldwide, not local or national Competition is worldwide, not local or national Very hard to keep a secret Very hard to keep a secret

Components 3 Broad Category: Culture Broad Category: Culture Increasingly a “global village,” but a Western one watching the same TV, music videos, news, soaps. Reaction to this? Increasingly a “global village,” but a Western one watching the same TV, music videos, news, soaps. Reaction to this? Rise of a “global language.” Why? Whose? Rise of a “global language.” Why? Whose? Smaller cultures may feel threatened Smaller cultures may feel threatened

Component 4 Broad Category: Environment and Health Broad Category: Environment and Health Global environmental problems (Ozone, global “warming,” sea-level change Global environmental problems (Ozone, global “warming,” sea-level change AIDS, Ebola, ?? AIDS, Ebola, ?? Global plunder of common pool resources—ocean, forests….. Global plunder of common pool resources—ocean, forests…..

Component 5 Broad Category: Crime and Terrorism Broad Category: Crime and Terrorism “International” crime, Russian Mafia “International” crime, Russian Mafia Terrorists in caves in Afghanistan threaten lower Manhattan Terrorists in caves in Afghanistan threaten lower Manhattan International crime does not play by the rules of “states,” and may be better organized than some, and “own” others. International crime does not play by the rules of “states,” and may be better organized than some, and “own” others.

Component 6 A global population? A global population? The rich countries remain rich, and a declining proportion of world population The rich countries remain rich, and a declining proportion of world population The poor countries remain poor, and a rapidly expanding part of the worlds population (95% of the growth) The poor countries remain poor, and a rapidly expanding part of the worlds population (95% of the growth) Hence the pressure to move to the rich countries, legally or illegally Hence the pressure to move to the rich countries, legally or illegally

The Information Revolution The Internet The Internet The WWW The WWW Instant Dispersal of News & Information Instant Dispersal of News & Information The Rise of a Global Media Village? The Rise of a Global Media Village? The Personalization of communications: the cell/mobile phone system, and its increasing capacity. The Personalization of communications: the cell/mobile phone system, and its increasing capacity.

Information: Downside? But, what information is becoming global? But whose news is becoming global? But, what information is becoming global? But whose news is becoming global? What is this doing to cultures and communities? What is this doing to cultures and communities? Does Globalization = Westernization =Americanization? Does it matter? Does Globalization = Westernization =Americanization? Does it matter? Are we evolving a global language? What are the consequences of this? Are we evolving a global language? What are the consequences of this?

Is This Globalization?

Who Manages Globalization? There is no world government, so who regulates and controls the process? Mostly UN agencies, but they require the compliance of all member states, and the UN does not make law. There is no world government, so who regulates and controls the process? Mostly UN agencies, but they require the compliance of all member states, and the UN does not make law. Do states ever put the global priority ahead of their own? Plus, we have rich, strong states, and poor weak ones. Do states ever put the global priority ahead of their own? Plus, we have rich, strong states, and poor weak ones.

The “Real” World and the “Political” World  This Or This  The big difference is, of course, that the one on the left will still be going in 2 billion years; the one on the right, well, don’t put money on it.

Globalization—The Really Scary Part Part 1—the Good Old Days Plague Famine

Globalization—The Really Scary Part Part 2—Today AIDS SARS EBOLA ? Melting Ice Sheets, Flooded Coasts, Global Warming? Terrorism

To Recap: Globalization Is Driven by Technology Is Driven by Technology Is seen as threatening cultures because it is equated with Westernization Is seen as threatening cultures because it is equated with Westernization Increases the pace at which everything happens: capital transfers, spread of disease, change of culture… Increases the pace at which everything happens: capital transfers, spread of disease, change of culture… May be changing our global environment, but can states manage the globe? May be changing our global environment, but can states manage the globe? Who runs the world???? Who runs the world????