Global Connections Overview
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What type of relationship can a connection represent?

  • Both one-way and two-way relationships (correct)
  • Only two-way relationships
  • No relationships
  • Only one-way relationships

All linkages must occur between different types of nodes.

False (B)

Name one of the four main types of nodes.

Geographic sites, People, Institutions, Nature or the environment.

Linkages can occur between both nodes of the same type and nodes of __________ types.

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Match the type of movement with its correct example:

<p>People = Migrants and tourists Goods = Merchandise delivery Ideas = Policy ideas Data = Stock market prices</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is an example of a node?

<p>A university (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Studying global connections includes examining the flow of culture and information.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the term 'link' refer to in the context of global connections?

<p>The connection between two nodes.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary focus of methodological nationalism?

<p>Studying nation states as the main actors (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Globalization is a recent phenomenon that began in the late 20th century.

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Define globalization in context of the expansion of links to new places.

<p>Globalization refers to the widening of connections and the increase in the volume of flows of various kinds.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Globalization leads to increased _____ between places around the world.

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Match the following aspects of globalization with their descriptions:

<p>Widening = Expansion of links and flows Deepening = Increase in types of connections Material = External aspects of globalization Mental = Internal consciousness of interconnectedness</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is a global problem studied by globalization scholars?

<p>Planetary climate change crisis (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Trans-disciplinary approaches keep disciplines separate and do not combine methodologies.

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What is one example of how globalization has deepened?

<p>The invention and global circulation of new consumer products.</p> Signup and view all the answers

A _____ citizen is someone who values diversity and understands how to make the world a more equitable place.

<p>global</p> Signup and view all the answers

What characterizes an inter-disciplinary approach to studying globalization?

<p>Keeping knowledge and methods from distinct disciplines separate (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Methodological nationalism is beneficial for understanding non-state actors.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

List two areas of study associated with methodological nationalism.

<p>International Relations and Area Studies.</p> Signup and view all the answers

One consequence of globalization is the increased volume of _____ transported around the globe.

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Which statement best describes the effect of globalization on prosperity?

<p>Interdependency makes isolation from the rest of the world more difficult. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Connection

A relationship or interaction that links two points.

Nodes

The points in a connection, such as places, people or institutions.

Link (Edge)

The connection between two nodes.

Studying global connections

Studying the interconnectivity of places around the world and the different linkages of things located in those places.

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Links

Types of connections between nodes such as people, ideas, money or goods.

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Flows or Movement

The movement of people, ideas, money, goods or services from one node to another.

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Connection Activation/Deactivation

The activation or deactivation of connections between nodes, often influenced by factors like political events or technological advancements.

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Reasons for Global Connections

Examining the 'why' behind connections or their absence. Understanding the reasons behind global interactions.

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Globalization

The complex set of cultural, political, and economic interactions linking people, places, and environments across the world.

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Inter-disciplinarity

An approach that combines knowledge and methods from different academic disciplines to study a complex phenomenon.

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Trans-disciplinarity

An approach that goes beyond disciplinary boundaries, seeking to integrate different methods and create new knowledge by combining them.

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Methodological nationalism

The practice of understanding the world primarily through the lens of nation-states and their actions.

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Global connections

A perspective that emphasizes the importance of all actors in global interconnectedness, not just nation-states.

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Widening globalization

The expansion of global connections to new places and an increase in the volume of exchanges.

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Deepening globalization

The increase in the complexity and diversity of global connections.

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Increased interdependence

The growing dependence of different places on each other for resources, goods, and services.

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Globalization: A mentality

A mindset recognizing the increasing connectedness of our world and the shrinking distances due to globalization.

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Problem orientation (Globalization studies)

A perspective that considers the interconnectedness of the world and the challenges it poses.

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Global citizen

An individual who understands their role in the global community, values diversity, and works towards a more equitable and sustainable world.

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Global connections (Definition)

The interconnectedness of places around the world, examining the linkages between different actors.

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Goal of global connections studies

The study of global connections aims to move beyond the nation-state as the primary focus.

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Globalization: An ancient process

Globalization is a long-standing process, happening for centuries.

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Globalization: Widening and deepening

Globalization is characterized by increasing quantity and complexity of global connections.

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Study Notes

Studying Global Connections

  • Global connections are the interlinkages between places, people, and institutions worldwide.
  • Nodes represent the points of connection (e.g., geographic sites, people, institutions).
  • Links (edges) connect these nodes, portraying relationships that can be one-way, two-way, single interactions, or sustained.
  • Studying global connections means examining the interconnectivity of places and relationships between diverse nodes across the globe.
  • It involves exploring the nature (positive/negative) of connections, movements (flows) between nodes of various kinds (people, information, goods, money, etc.), and outcomes/effects.

Key Elements of Study

  • Positive and negative associations: Examining how individuals or organizations interact positively or negatively with one another.
  • Movement and flows: Investigating the movement of people, information, products, money, or ideas between nodes.
  • Outcomes and effects: Analyzing the consequences or impact of connections, such as events impacting distant places (e.g., a pandemic).
  • Globalization: A multifaceted process involving cultural, political, and economic connections across the globe.

Methodologies

  • Interdisciplinary Approach: Combining knowledge from various disciplines (e.g., political science, history, sociology) to understand globalization.
  • Transdisciplinary Approach: Integrating diverse methodologies to understand complex phenomena.
  • Methodological Nationalism: Focusing on nation-states as the primary actors in global interactions. Global connections research aims to counter this approach, considering various actors.

Perspectives on Globalization

  • Globalization as an ancient process: It's a long-standing human phenomenon.
  • Globalization as widening and deepening: Widening refers to an increase in the number and types of connections. Deepening refers to the intensification of those connections.
  • Globalization and interdependency: Globalization creates interconnectedness, making it difficult for societies to thrive in isolation.
  • Globalization as material and mental: It includes both tangible interactions and mental perspectives.

Global Issues and Global Citizenship

  • Global connections research aims at addressing global challenges. Specific examples of issues include pandemics, financial crises, and resource disparities.
  • Global citizenship encompasses awareness of global issues, valuing diversity, understanding world processes, and working towards a more sustainable and equitable future.

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This quiz explores the essential elements of global connections, focusing on how places, people, and institutions are interlinked across the world. It delves into the nature of relationships, the movements of various entities, and the positive and negative outcomes of these interactions. Prepare to understand the dynamics of globalization and its impacts.

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