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Academic interest in globalization significantly increased during which decade?
Academic interest in globalization significantly increased during which decade?
- 1980s
- 1950s
- 1970s (correct)
- 1960s
Which research area has NOT been significantly influenced by the study of globalization?
Which research area has NOT been significantly influenced by the study of globalization?
- Space exploration initiatives (correct)
- Transnational sexualities
- Global tourism patterns
- Transformation of state institutions
The expanding body of literature on globalization suggests that it:
The expanding body of literature on globalization suggests that it:
- Profoundly shapes diverse aspects of human existence. (correct)
- Is becoming less relevant over time.
- Has a negligible effect on global affairs.
- Is losing traction as a research area.
Globalization research can be broadly divided into which two main categories?
Globalization research can be broadly divided into which two main categories?
The 'Network Society' concept is most closely associated with:
The 'Network Society' concept is most closely associated with:
According to Manuel Castells, the 'new economy' is characterized by being:
According to Manuel Castells, the 'new economy' is characterized by being:
Which statement accurately reflects Castells' definition of a network society?
Which statement accurately reflects Castells' definition of a network society?
According to Castells, what is a primary outcome of employing network technologies?
According to Castells, what is a primary outcome of employing network technologies?
Which factor is NOT identified by Castells as a pivotal developmental process?
Which factor is NOT identified by Castells as a pivotal developmental process?
What cultural shift does Castells identify as influencing globalization?
What cultural shift does Castells identify as influencing globalization?
The concept of 'time-space distanciation' was originated by whom?
The concept of 'time-space distanciation' was originated by whom?
What does Giddens refer to with the term 'time-space distanciation'?
What does Giddens refer to with the term 'time-space distanciation'?
According to Giddens, what force primarily propels globalization?
According to Giddens, what force primarily propels globalization?
Giddens elucidates globalization as interaction of pulling away, pushing down, and which other process?
Giddens elucidates globalization as interaction of pulling away, pushing down, and which other process?
The idea of 'The Global City' was first presented by:
The idea of 'The Global City' was first presented by:
What is the defining characteristic of a 'Global City' according to Sassen?
What is the defining characteristic of a 'Global City' according to Sassen?
Which location is an example of a 'Global City'?
Which location is an example of a 'Global City'?
What concept did Roland Robertson contribute to the studies of globalization?
What concept did Roland Robertson contribute to the studies of globalization?
The term 'glocalization' refers to:
The term 'glocalization' refers to:
According to Robertson, how does glocalization impact culture?
According to Robertson, how does glocalization impact culture?
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Globalization's Academic Rise
Globalization's Academic Rise
Gained prominence in the academic world starting in the 1970s.
Castells' New Economy
Castells' New Economy
Informational, global, and networked economic structure.
Network Society
Network Society
A society where social structures are based on networks powered by information and communication technologies (ICT).
Network Technologies
Network Technologies
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Castells' Key Development Processes
Castells' Key Development Processes
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Cultural Influence on Globalization
Cultural Influence on Globalization
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Time-Space Distanciation
Time-Space Distanciation
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Driving Force of Globalization (Giddens)
Driving Force of Globalization (Giddens)
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Giddens' Globalization Processes
Giddens' Globalization Processes
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Global City Characteristic
Global City Characteristic
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Glocalization
Glocalization
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Glocalization's Effect on Culture
Glocalization's Effect on Culture
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Globalization's Effect on Nation-States
Globalization's Effect on Nation-States
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Infrastructure for Global Business
Infrastructure for Global Business
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ICTs and Social Networks Scholar
ICTs and Social Networks Scholar
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Study Notes
Globalization Studies
- Globalization gained significant academic attention starting in the 1970s.
- Research topics influenced by globalization include transnational sexualities, global tourism, and the evolution of state institutions.
- Globalization significantly impacts many facets of human life, which is reflected by expanding research on the subject.
- Two major branches of globalization research exist: research on specific issues related to globalization and studies that focus on globalization itself.
Network Society School of Thought
- Manuel Castells is associated with the Network Society School of Thought.
- The "new economy," according to Castells, is informational, global, and networked.
- Castells defines a network society as one where social structures are based on networks powered by information and communication technologies (ICT).
- Network technologies create and sustain global networks.
- Economic restructuring, weakening of the nation-state, and social inclusion and exclusion are three key processes of development identified by Castells.
- A culture of freedom influenced globalization, according to Castells.
Time-Space Distanciation
- Anthony Giddens introduced the concept of "time-space distanciation."
- “Time-space distanciation” refers to the increasing global integration of social relations across space and time.
- The information revolution is the main driving force of globalization, according to Giddens.
- Giddens explains globalization using three processes: pulling away, pushing down, and squeezing sideways.
The Global City
- Saskia Sassen introduced the concept of "The Global City."
- A key characteristic of a "Global City" is its function as a major financial and economic hub.
- New York is an example of a "Global City".
Glocalization
- Roland Robertson introduced the term "glocalization" in globalization studies.
- "Glocalization" refers to the interaction between global and local forces.
- Glocalization allows local cultures to adapt and integrate global influences.
Effects of Globalization
- Globalization influences politics, culture, and society, and involves new technological advancements, not just economic activities
- Globalization reduces nation-states' control over economic and trade policies.
- Globalization is not just economic but also social and cultural.
- Network technologies are the most important infrastructure for global business.
- The role of ICTs in social networks has been emphasized.
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