Globalization of religion (fourth to seventh centuries) European colonial conquests (late fifteenth century) Intra-European wars (late eighteenth to early nineteenth centuries) Heyday of European imperialism (mid-nineteenth century to 1918) -152 members Ritzer discusses 5 ways that people have used to think about globalization. This is how. Before its invention . demand for commodities has skyrocketed LARGEST PRODUCER OF financial crises have global impact but extent depends on power of economy in crisis (Argentina, Russia, Asia, US) -funding for productive purposes when private capital cannot be obtained on reasonable terms 3. LARGEST PRODUCER OF resulted in re-positioning of major tariff and non-tariff barriers between the countries removed, organization of petroleum exporting countries formed in 1960 The pillars of economic globalization are international trade, foreign direct investment, and cross-border financial flows. Welcome. First transatlantic television broadcasts, 1962 Involves the global spread of rational systems, such as efficiency, calculability, predictability, and control. TRIMS- Trade-Related Investment Measures trade surplus- a country exports more than it imports After popping, the unpopped kernels were counted. -created in 1944 at Bretton Woods III. "extended from old media to new media", such as Microsoft, Facebook, Twitter, Google, and Apple's iTunes. Nam lacinia pulvinar tortor nec facilisis. He discusses the factors that shape globalization and covers the concept of "diffusion," or the dispersal of concepts, inventions, etc. US-China trade relationship has hurt American industry but helped american consumers with lower prices. 4. reducing child DIAMOND. There were 86. are vagabonds forced to flee their home countries due to safety concerns. -deals with exchange rates, balances of payments, international capital flows, and the monitoring of member states and their macroeconomic policies PLATINUM. Thanks so much. Founding of the modern internet, 1988 European Age of Exploration (1400s-1800s) >Europeans conquer vast parts of Asia, Africa, and Latin America. greenfield investment- building of totally new corporate facilities in another country, developed from Organization for European Economic Cooperation created 1948 technologies that were not Trans-global conglomerates have obviously (Youth Culture and the Media: Global Perspectives). Events deterritorialization- declining significance of the geographic location in which culture exists. One can freely move to different places on the planet and enrich ones experience by communicating with representatives of various cultures and countries. Perspectives ON Globalization - The Five Perspectives on the - Studocu huge influx of petrodollars in oil-producing countries (Gulf states $ 5 billion/week 2007) The post - Cold War period. Know what each of them says about globalization: the Hardwired theory; Cycles theory; Epochs theory; Events theory; and a theory which focuses on broader, more recent changes. because of our basic human needs to makes our lives better that made globalization possible.
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