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What is the primary difference between globalism and globalization?
What is the primary difference between globalism and globalization?
- Globalism refers to the connection of societies through conquest, while globalization refers to connection through the internet.
- Globalization refers to the connection of societies, whereas globalism refers to the intensity and speed of these connections. (correct)
- Globalism is a thin and weak form of connection, while globalization is a thick and strong form.
- Globalization is a modern phenomenon, while globalism has existed throughout history.
How have societies in the world always been connected?
How have societies in the world always been connected?
- Only through conquest
- Through various means such as conquest, trade, and technological advancements (correct)
- Only through global trade
- Only through the internet
What happens to globalism as it becomes thicker?
What happens to globalism as it becomes thicker?
- It becomes thinner
- It disappears
- It remains the same
- It becomes globalization (correct)
What is an example of globalization?
What is an example of globalization?
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According to Nye (2002), what is happening to globalism?
According to Nye (2002), what is happening to globalism?
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Study Notes
Globalization vs Globalism
- Globalization refers to the state of being connected, whereas globalism implies a lack of connection.
- Historically, societies have always been connected, but what sets the present apart is the type and speed of connection.
Key differences
- Globalism is described as "thin" (Nye, 2002), implying a lack of intensity in connections between countries.
- Globalization, on the other hand, occurs when connections become more dynamic and faster, making them "thick".
- An example of this is global trade, which has evolved from being less intense to becoming more intense and interconnected.
Historical Context
- In the past, connections between societies were formed through conquest.
- Today, connections are formed through modern technologies such as the internet.
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Understand the key differences between globalization and globalism, including the intensity and speed of connections between countries. Learn how these concepts have evolved throughout history.
