Globalization & Identity
Forces of Globalization
Historical Globalization
Economic Globalization
General Globalization
100

Global trade, transnational companies and outsourcing all fall under this dimension of globalization

Economic

100

Example: You and 27 other people have the same shirt. We are all becoming the same. 

homogenization

100

Two economic institutions that were formed at the Bretton Woods Conference

World Bank and the IMF

100

Organization that provides long term loans to countries who meet the required criteria

What is the World Bank

100

An economy free of government interference

Free Market economy

200

This occurs when there is a “fusion” of cultures/ languages, creating something new

Hybridization 

200

What was the CRTC formed to regulate?

Canadian Content

200

A form of ethnocentrism that uses European ethnic, national, religious, and linguistic criteria to judge other peoples and their cultures.

Eurocentrism

200

The american dollar has essentially replaced this standard.

the gold standard

200

Economic theorist who developed the theory of capitalism

Who is Adam Smith?

300

Although not a true example, Wal Mart is as close as you can get to this exclusive economic phenomenon.

Monopoly 

300

Sending financial aid to Tsunami victims in Southeast Asia is an example of

political globalization

300

Earliest trade route that connected Asia to Europe

the Silk Road

300

Economic theorist who believes that the government SHOULD NOT be involved in the economy; especially during times of crisis

Fredrich Hayek (or Adam Smith)

300

What countries are involved in NAFTA?

Canada, USA, Mexico

400

Characteristics about yourself like: what neighbourhood you grew up in, what kind of music you listen to, aspects of your appearance, languages you speak, your interests

example of individual identity

400

When a company hires another company to do some or all of its work. It usually involves hiring people in other countries which reduces the business costs.

outsourcing

400

Those who went to residential schools were abused in countless ways. Since they were raised in an abusive environment, many of them did not formally deal with that abuse and were never taught how to love or take care of their own children. Many survivors turned to alcohol and drugs to cope with their feelings and memories. This has a toll on former students children and the painful cycle continues.

intergenerational trauma

400

To eliminate tariffs and trade barriers

What is trade liberalization (through free trade agreements)

400

Commitment by numerous countries to reduce their green house gas emissions

What is the Kyoto Protocol

500

The mixing of cultures and identities to form something new. Give an example.

Hybridization

500

Policy used by the Canadian government that inspired the creation of residential schools

Assimilation

500

Name 5 countries involved in the G8

Canada, USA, France, Italy, Germany, Great Britain, Japan, and Russia

500

A measure of the economic prosperity of a country

GDP - gross domestic product
500

Keynes economics believe government should play a large role during a ____________

Recession