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Globalization vs Globalism

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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?

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?

It becomes thinner

It disappears

It remains the same

It becomes globalization (correct)

What is an example of globalization?

<p>Global trade in the contemporary world</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to Nye (2002), what is happening to globalism?

<p>It is becoming thicker</p> Signup and view all the answers

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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.