Social Science & Globalization. Let’s start by brainstorming about this question…

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Social Science & Globalization

Let’s start by brainstorming about this question…

Things we’re going to look at… Global birth rate & immigration obligations of developed nations Individualism vs collectivism (me vs. us) of different cultures How ‘power/distance’ influences behaviour The concept of emic and etic in relation to Globalization Social Identity Theory

Global Birth Rate

Cool video on birth rates & life expectancy

Readings… Page 176- ‘Trends in Developed and Developing Nations’ Page ‘Is there an obligation…’ So the questions is: Should wealthier nations accept more immigrants from poorer nations ? Yes, wealthier nations have an obligationHell no, look after our own problems first

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