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Which organization is primarily focused on fostering sustainable economic growth in the Asia-Pacific region?

  • SAARC
  • APEC (correct)
  • EU
  • ASEAN

What is the main purpose of the Sustainable Development Goals?

  • To enhance global military cooperation
  • To achieve 17 comprehensive development objectives (correct)
  • To promote international trade
  • To reduce poverty in developed countries

Which option does not represent an impact of Artificial Intelligence on Sustainable Development?

  • Resource Optimization
  • Data Driven Protection (correct)
  • Improved Healthcare
  • Environmental Monitoring

Cultural Globalization mainly involves the sharing of beliefs and customs, which is referred to as?

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Which term describes the act of entering a country without legal permission?

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Which city is widely regarded as not being classified as a global city?

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What does the acceleration of communication and transportation contribute to?

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Which mindset refers to the perception of one's identity being inferior to foreign cultures?

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What term is used to describe the worldwide interdependence of nations?

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Which principle primarily addresses the welfare of people living in poverty?

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What is the primary factor of globalization when a company outsources production to cut costs?

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Which type of media content allows users to create and interact with content?

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Which impact of globalization in Asian regionalism encourages cultural interaction?

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What describes the unjust treatment of individuals based on characteristics such as ethnicity or disability?

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Which concept involves the movement of people across borders for various reasons?

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What is the core idea behind trade liberalization?

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Which impact of global migration is beneficial for addressing labor shortages?

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Which term appropriately describes the impact of education in acquiring new languages more effectively?

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Cultural Convergence in market integration leads to what outcome?

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Which principle of sustainable development is primarily concerned with addressing biodiversity, natural resources, and climate change?

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What type of global migration is represented by skilled trades workers relocating to another country?

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The challenge faced by Latin American countries in accessing global markets is described as what?

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Which governance approach is most effective for an international organization tackling global climate issues?

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What does the term 'global value chains' refer to?

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What aspect does financialization address in globalization?

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Which phenomenon is demonstrated by the ability of rural healthcare providers to consult specialists worldwide through telemedicine?

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Which principle best addresses issues related to trade, employment, and pricing of goods in sustainable development?

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What is the term for cultural homogenization caused by globalization?

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What does economic disparities in Latin America contribute to?

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The process of education promoting cross-cultural understanding aligns with which concept?

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Which organization identified goals within the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development?

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Which concept refers to the benefits gained through knowledge in disciplines like sociology and anthropology?

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What impact of globalization on Asian Regionalism relates specifically to trade and economic links among member countries?

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Which term best describes the migration of highly educated individuals to other countries?

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What model defines sustainable development by balancing present needs with future generation capabilities?

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Which of the following is NOT associated with contributions to climate change in urban environments?

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Which organization is dedicated to promoting economic integration and political cooperation in Southeast Asia?

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What is a likely effect of globalization on poverty, particularly in the context of emerging economies?

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Which model visualizes sustainable development as a circular space aimed at balancing ecological sustainability and human well-being?

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Which factor describes disparities in wealth and resource access within a population?

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What does the process of Asian Regionalism primarily promote?

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Which characteristic of globalization facilitates instantaneous communication and transactions globally?

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What strategy might a global organization employ to effectively manage shared ocean resources?

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Which aspect of globalization would be a concern for a company opening a branch in a developing country regarding technology?

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Which of the following statements accurately describes Manila as a city?

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Flashcards

What is APEC?

The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) is an intergovernmental forum that aims to promote free trade and economic cooperation among its member economies in the Asia-Pacific region.

What are the Sustainable Development Goals?

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a set of 17 interconnected goals adopted by the United Nations in 2015, aiming to achieve a more sustainable future for all by 2030.

What is Cultural Globalization?

Cultural globalization is the process of sharing, spreading, and integrating cultures across the globe. This involves exchanges of beliefs, customs, and ideas.

What is Unauthorized Migration?

Unauthorized Migration refers to entering a country illegally, without proper documents or visas, or overstaying a visa.

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What are Global Cities?

Global cities are large metropolitan centers that are highly influential on the global scale in terms of economy, culture, politics, and finance. Examples include New York, London, Tokyo, and Paris.

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What is Colonial Mentality?

Colonial Mentality is the perception that one's identity is inferior compared to a foreign culture and ethnicity, often stemming from colonial history.

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How do Technological Advancements affect Globalization?

Technological advancements have significantly accelerated globalization through faster communication and transportation, fostering interconnectedness and global economic activity on an unprecedented scale.

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How can a company enhance economic integration?

Expanding global supply networks and partnerships is a strategy that involves establishing connections with businesses and suppliers across the globe, promoting economic integration and facilitating greater access to resources and markets.

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Social Inclusion

It refers to the empowering of marginalized groups and the establishment of social protection systems.

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Philippines' Capital

Manila City has been the capital of the Philippines since the 16th century.

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Asian Regionalism

It refers to the process of Asian countries collaborating to encourage unity, collaboration, and shared decision-making in the area.

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Financialization

This refers to the dominance of financial markets and motives in the operation of domestic and international economies.

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Trade and Investment Impact

The impact of globalization on Asian Regionalism that encompasses regional economic integration efforts, for instance, the ASEAN Free Trade Area, is focused on trade and investment.

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The Brundtland Commission Model

It is a concept that defines sustainable development as meeting current needs without jeopardizing future generations' capacity to meet their own needs.

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Skill Mismatch Solutions

Investing in training and development programs can help address skill mismatches in the global market.

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Global Market Integration

Utilizing technological innovations to reduce transaction costs can help a company integrate into global markets efficiently.

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Environmental Impact

It is characterized by urbanization, which leads to pollution and natural resource depletion.

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Brain Drain

It refers to the movement of highly educated individuals to other countries.

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The Doughnut Model

This model, developed by economist Kate Raworth, visualizes sustainable development as a round space, ensuring that all people have access to essential resources while staying within the limits of the planet.

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Latin America's Global Divide

A significant portion of the population in Latin America lacks access to basic services, highlighting the global divide in the region.

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Impact of Globalization on Indigenous Peoples

Gender stereotyping does not impact Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines due to globalization.

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Cultural Exchange

Sharing beliefs, customs, and ideas exemplifies cultural exchange in globalization.

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Global Power Dynamics

Power dynamics in the global interstate system determine the influence between nation-states.

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Critical Thinking

The ability to analyze information, identify biases, evaluate evidence, and make sound judgments.

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Cultural Convergence

The process of different cultures blending together, resulting in shared values, products, and ideas.

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Economic Growth

The integration of a country's industries into global markets, leading to benefits such as increased GDP and foreign investments.

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Labor Migration

The movement of people across national borders for work purposes, often driven by economic opportunities.

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Media Literacy

The ability to critically evaluate and understand information from various sources, especially in the context of global media.

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Regional Variation in Population Growth

Significant differences in population growth rates across various regions of the world.

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Multilateralism

A governance approach where multiple countries work together to address shared global issues, often through international organizations.

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Environmental Protection

Protecting the environment for current and future generations, ensuring sustainable use of natural resources, and addressing climate change.

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Cultural Exchange and Understanding

The exchange of ideas, traditions, and perspectives among people from different cultures, often facilitated by education and travel.

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Capabilities Approach

An economic development model that focuses on improving people's capabilities and expanding their choices, rather than solely focusing on economic growth.

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Internationalism

Cooperation and collaboration among nations to address global issues through international organizations and agreements.

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Global Market Challenges

Challenges faced by certain countries in accessing global markets due to barriers such as tariffs and unequal trade agreements.

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Global City

A city that plays a significant role in global economic, cultural, and political affairs, exercising influence beyond its national borders.

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Access to Medical Technologies

The use of technology to provide healthcare remotely, allowing people in rural areas to access specialists from around the world.

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United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals

International organizations work together to address global challenges and achieve common goals, such as the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.

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Global Value Chains

The international dispersion of production processes, where different stages of a product's journey - from raw materials to finished goods - occur in different countries.

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Economic Disparities

Significant differences in wealth and income among different segments of society, creating social and political instability.

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Cultural Competence

Understanding and respecting cultural differences, enabling effective communication and collaboration in a diverse world.

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Promoting Local Culture

Promoting local cultural events and education to counter cultural homogenization and preserve local traditions.

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Environmental Migration

People migrating due to environmental factors like droughts, floods, or rising sea levels.

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What is Globalization?

The worldwide interdependence of nations, often through trade, communication, and cultural exchanges.

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What is Global Citizenship Education?

The process of promoting understanding, respect, and responsibility for the interconnectedness of the world, encouraging active engagement in solving global issues.

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What impact of global media does this describe?

Awareness and sensitivity towards global issues that arise from cultural diversity and the impact of globalization on various groups.

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What are Global Value Chains?

The interconnectedness of production, distribution, and consumption across national borders, where companies rely on global networks for supplies and markets.

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What is the Global South?

Refers to the less-developed countries in the globe, often facing economic and social challenges.

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What is Global Migration?

The movement of people across borders for various reasons such as work, education, family reunions, or escaping from conflicts.

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What is Discrimination?

The unjust treatment of people based on their ethnicity, age, sex, or disability.

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What impact of global media cultures does this describe?

Exploring information from various sources, evaluating reliability, and identifying potential biases.

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What is Outsourcing?

A company is trying to reduce costs by outsourcing production to a country with cheaper labor. Which factor of globalization is this most likely taking advantage of?

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What is Social Inclusion?

The principle of sustainable development that focuses on ensuring that everyone has access to opportunities and resources, regardless of their background.

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Study Notes

Incorrect Answers and Feedback

  • Question 1: APEC, not ASEAN, promotes sustainable economic growth in the Asia-Pacific region.
  • Question 3: Data-driven protection is not a specific impact but a potential benefit of AI in the sustainable development model.
  • Question 5: Unauthorized migration is the correct term for entering a country illegally or overstaying a visa.
  • Question 9: A colonial mentality, not racism, describes the perception of one's own identity as inferior to a foreign culture.
  • Question 12: Critical thinking, not research skills, is the impact of global media culture that encourages students’ media analysis.
  • Question 13: Cultural convergence in market integration leads to standardized products and global consumer cultures, not political isolation.
  • Question 17: Regional Variation, not Global Growth Rate, is the correct description.
  • Question 18: Multilateralism, not regionalism, is the correct approach to addressing climate change.
  • Question 20: Cultural Exchange and Understanding, not Human Capital Development, is the correct term for the impact of education on awareness of cultural variety.
  • Question 21: Capabilities Approach, not Natural Capitalism is the model developed by Amartya Sen focusing on opportunity and abilities for people.
  • Question 22: Internationalism, not unilateralism, describes global cooperation on a particular issue.
  • Question 23: Global Market, not Services, refers to the unfair trading conditions faced by Latin American countries.
  • Question 27: Access to Medical Technologies, not Health Tourism, is the benefit of globalization in healthcare in this scenario.
  • Question 29: Economic Growth, not a different concept, addresses the issue of trade, employment, and prices.
  • Question 30: Global South Education, not High, aligns with the concept of lower education levels in the regions.
  • Question 31: Business Hub, not a different area, is the function of Makati City.
  • Question 32: Promote local cultural events and education is a potential approach to address cultural homogenization.
  • Question 33: Environmental migration is the correct term for people relocating due to environmental disasters.
  • Question 34: Financialization, not a different idea, is the aspect of globalization when discussing market speculation.
  • Question 35: Cultural Competence, not a different thing, is the concept of gaining insights through relevant subjects.
  • Question 36: International dispersion of production process is the meaning of global value chains.
  • Question 37: Economic Disparities, not a different idea, are a cause for the political instability in Latin America.
  • Question 38: Empowering marginalized groups and promoting social protection systems is a correct description of the sustainable development goal of Reduced Inequalities.
  • Question 39: Manila City is the correct answer.
  • Question 40: Trade and Investment is the impact of globalization on the Asian regionalism efforts.
  • Question 41: Financialization, not a different concept, describes the increasing influence of financial markets.
  • Question 42: Sustainable Practices, not a different idea, is the one that does not lead to climate change.
  • Question 43: The Brundtland Commission Model provides the correct definition of sustainable development.
  • Question 44: Invest in training and development programs is a solution for skill mismatches in a global market.
  • Question 45: Utilizing technological innovations to reduce transaction costs helps a company efficiently integrate into global markets.
  • Question 46: Environmental Impact, not a different idea, describes the problems of urbanization.
  • Question 47: Brain drain is the migration of highly educated individuals to other countries.
  • Question 48: The Doughnut Model of Economy is the model created by Kate Raworth.
  • Question 49: A significant portion of the population lacks access to basic services, is the correct statement about the global divide.
  • Question 50: Gender stereotyping is the impact that is not a part of globalization's influence on Indigenous People.
  • Question 51: Sharing beliefs, customs, and ideas does exemplify cultural exchange in globalization.
  • Question 52: Influence between nation states, not a different idea, describes the power dynamics.
  • Question 53: Cooperation within specific geographic areas, not a different idea, describes the concept of regionalism.
  • Question 54: Asian Regionalism, the right term, is the process of Asia's nations coming together.
  • Question 55: Job Losses, not a different aspect, is a negative impact of globalization on poverty.
  • Question 56: Tourism, not a different concept, is not a type of global migration.
  • Question 57: Technological Advancement, not another idea, breaks down geographical barriers.
  • Question 58: ASEAN, not a different idea is formed for economic integration, political cooperation, social progress, and cultural development.
  • Question 59: Promoting collective action among nations, not another idea, is the strategy to manage shared resources like oceans.
  • Question 60: Capabilities Approach, not a different idea, focuses on abilities instead of economic growth.
  • Question 61: Social inequality, not a different idea, refers to disparities in wealth and resources.
  • Question 62: Technological Advancement, not a different idea, is the concern of the workforce adapting to new technologies.
  • Question 63: It is the largest area within Metro Manila is the statement that does not describe Manila.
  • Question 64: Transportation, not a different idea, contributes to vehicle emissions, marine shipping, and aviation fuel related climate change.
  • Question 65: Global Citizenship Education, not a different idea, promotes people's involvement in international affairs.
  • Question 66: Awareness and Sensitivity is crucial, not something different, for creating diverse work environments.
  • Question 67: The worldwide interdependence of nations is the accepted meaning of globalization.
  • Question 68: Trade Liberalization is not included in the principles of sustainable development, not a different aspect.
  • Question 69: Language Proficiency, not a different concept, is the result of education on language acquisition.
  • Question 70: Global Value Chains, not something else, drive cost reductions through outsourcing.
  • Question 71: Social Inclusion, not a different idea, concerns the welfare of those in poverty.
  • Question 72: Global South, not a different concept, refer to the less-developed countries.
  • Question 73: Educational, not a different idea, is the type of media found in academic and professional settings.
  • Question 74: Infrastructure Strain, not a different concept, describes overcrowding and stress on services.
  • Question 75: International research partnerships, not a different concept, is the correct focus for global knowledge creation.
  • Question 76: Politics, not another idea, is the factor in global migration regarding conflict, persecution, and rights violations.
  • Question 77: Cultural Exchange, not a different concept, is one of the impacts of globalization to Asian regionalism.
  • Question 78: Social, not another idea, media allows users to create, share, and interact with content.
  • Question 79: Labor Market Dynamics, not a different concept, helps fill labor shortages in specific sectors.
  • Question 80: Discrimination, not a different idea, is the unjust treatment of people based on characteristics.
  • Question 81: Research Skills, not a different idea, is the skill to evaluate information sources.
  • Question 82: Forming alliances and promoting diplomatic solutions, not a different idea, helps states maintain global stability.
  • Question 83: It underscores persistent poverty and social inequalities within the country, not a different concept, describes income inequality, accurately.
  • Question 84: Removing international trade barriers is the core idea of trade liberation.
  • Question 85: Global Migration, not a different concept, describes the movement of people across borders for various reasons.

Additional Insights (from the questions)

  • Key organizations mentioned include APEC, ASEAN, SAARC, BIMSTEC and UN.
  • Key concepts in global studies, such as Sustainable Development Goals, Global Cities, globalization impacts, global value chains, financialization, etc are frequently referred.
  • Cultural concepts like cultural exchange, cultural convergence, and cultural competence are often identified.

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