Globalisation
The module explains global interdependencies, its controversial aspects and how it affects our daily lives
Closing questions
Which aspects of globalisation were dealt with in this module?
Correct answer: Society, culture, the environment, economics and politics
Which aspects are held responsible for increasing global connectivity?
Correct answer: Economic policy frameworks and technical inventions
Which innovation has dramatically changed information exchange in the 21st century?
Correct answer: The Internet
Do all people have equal access to transport and communications technologies?
Correct answer: No, there are large discrepancies between industrialised and developing countries.
Which arguments are employed by supporters of global economic liberalisation?
Correct answer: Wealth through exports and lower production costs through increased target markets
What aspect of advancing economic liberalization is often criticized?
Correct answer: Increasing gaps in wealth and inequality due to differing frameworks
Is globalisation open to change?
Correct answer: Yes, global processes are carried out by people, therefore they can also be changed by them
Which factors consistently restrict the influence of the United Nations?
Correct answer: National interests and the right to veto of the permanent members of the security council.