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49 Cards in this Set
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Which time period?
Subjects ==> citizens |
early modern
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Which time period?
men have inalienable rights |
early modern
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Which time period?
enlightment and colonialism |
early modern
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human reason and rationality |
early modern
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Which time period?
Treaty of Westophalia |
early modern
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industrialization, wage labor |
modern
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transportation and comm. tech
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modern
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When did the contemporary period begin?
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1970
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def. of liberal
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freedom, liberty, rationality, individuality
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3 processes of globalization
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economic, cultural, political
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List some institutions
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media, corporations, school, family, goverment, prisons, military
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def. of globality
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the characteristic of being global. nullifying borders and boundries
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def. of globalization
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set of processes that weakends nationality towards greater interdependence and integrations
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family vs household
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family is defined by law, household is a group of ppl living together
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describe the bretton woods meeting
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established binding rules on economic activity. just after ww2 ended, needed to rebuild. john keynes
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describe neoliberalism
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free trade, deregulations. started in the 1970's
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keynsian economics
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state involved in spending.
money fixed to us gold. IMF, WB, and GATT(WTO) created |
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World Bank
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development projects
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International Monetary Fund
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lend out loands attatched with SAP's such as req. free trade. state loses autonomy
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World Trade Org
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world police
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neoliberalism
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dropped the gold standard (nixon).
Adam Smith - clasical liberalism deregulation. low taxes |
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hedge fund
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betting on commodities or currency that does not yet exist
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when did colonialism end
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1950's
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first economic system?
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capitalism
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General formula of capital
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M-C-M'
Money-Commodity-More money ' = cost of labor |
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what creates wealth?
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labor
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list the commodity chain
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production, distribution, consumption, disposal
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what is planned obelesence
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planning for product to be disposed, how fast can they make something break w/o losing trust
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List 5 concerns with globalization
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1) SAP's are unfair
2) material things are all that matter -Stand. of Liv. not taken into account with GDP 3) Undertermined soviergnty 4) Large wealth gap 5) Americanization |
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politics
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the way ppl negotiate, use, and compete for power in given place amond given grp of ppl
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state
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*soviergnty* withen boundries
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nation-state
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grp of ppl w/ identity within boundries with soviergnty
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goverment
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power to make and enforce laws
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Benedict Anderson
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one of the first ppl to think about how we form communities and nat. identities
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Treaty of Westphalia
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monarchs have soviergnty, not church; concept of laws, international law; states no longer constantly at war with each other; no allied wars; states can do what they want within their boundries
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United nations
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5 permanent members (US,Russia,France,UK,China)
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List thoughts of hyperglobalizers
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the nation-staes is going away ina pos. manner, global economics, boundries less imprortant
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List thoughts of globalization skeptics
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nation-state still matters, only nations have a vote in the UN
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who is involved in global politics
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corporations, organizations, wealthy/powerful indivs, and states
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modernity
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world view associated with the enlightment. reason/rationality>religon/customs
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modern state
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institution that monopolizes the legitimate use of violence
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private realm
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everything in the house
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public realm
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everything outside the house
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liberal individual
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from the enlightment/modernity. defined by how much wealth/education/income they have, within the limits of reasources,
they choose for themselves |
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pluralism
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competing groups and corporations comptete, thus equaling one another out
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Bourgeouis revolutions
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15th-17th centures.
develop own culture. emphasize freedom, equality, rights. corporations also get freedom, etc. |
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Describe borders
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line/division, socially constructed, keeps ppl in or out, can be removed or altered, changing, maintained by power, imaginary
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Border seperate ? rather than ?
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Borders seperate classes rather than nationalities
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NAFTA
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capital moves freely.
ideas move freely. labor does not move freely. |
