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What is the main characteristic of globalization?
What is the main characteristic of globalization?
- Barriers that restrict movement
- Interconnectedness and interdependence (correct)
- Consciousness and awareness
- No private ownership
Which type of ownership is associated with capitalism?
Which type of ownership is associated with capitalism?
- Creation of various cultural practices
- No private ownership
- Increasing sameness in the world
- Private ownership (correct)
What does 'solid' refer to in the context of globalization?
What does 'solid' refer to in the context of globalization?
- Barriers that make movement difficult (correct)
- Creation of an international network
- Increasing ease of movement of people
- Opening international borders
What represents 'homogeneity' in the context of globalization?
What represents 'homogeneity' in the context of globalization?
What is the main challenge faced in regulating transactions and movements in globalization?
What is the main challenge faced in regulating transactions and movements in globalization?
What perspective in international relations emphasizes relationships and negotiations?
What perspective in international relations emphasizes relationships and negotiations?
Which theoretical approach believes that globalization is not necessarily about financial return but about continued centrality?
Which theoretical approach believes that globalization is not necessarily about financial return but about continued centrality?
What do ideas represent in the context of globalization?
What do ideas represent in the context of globalization?
Which of the following technological trends made significant changes according to the text?
Which of the following technological trends made significant changes according to the text?
What is an essential component of an institution?
What is an essential component of an institution?
Which theoretical approach focuses on hard power, sameness, complex interdependence, and smart power?
Which theoretical approach focuses on hard power, sameness, complex interdependence, and smart power?
