Globalization and World Regions: GEC 103 Scholars' Perspectives

Global South emerged as a marginalization or labelling among the different nations of the world. Refers to the socio-economic and political divide primarily focused on the ______ Hemisphere.

Global North refers to the developed countries of Asia, Australia, and ______.

Third World – an offshoot of Western Capitalism (First World) and the Socialist economies referred to as Second World. Those who did not belong to either type of formal economies belong to the ______.

Global South and Third World conceptually the same. Refer to conditions usually found in ______ countries.

After the Cold War, the term Third World was replaced by ______ South.

Regionalization – the growth of societal integration within the region and to the often undirected process of social and economic interaction. Happens only in a specific geographical ______.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was formed during the Cold War to protect against the threat of the ______

The Warsaw Pact consisted of the Eastern European countries under ______ domination

Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) was established to regulate the production and sale of ______

Non-alignment Movement (NAM) was created by Egypt, Ghana, Indonesia, and Yugoslavia to pursue world peace and international cooperation, human rights, national sovereignty, racial and national equality, non-intervention, and peaceful conflict ______

Greece considered leaving the European Union to gain more flexibility in their economic ______

The Globalization of Religion clashes over the fact that religious evangelization is a form of ______