TCW QUIZ

1. What is the primary focus of globalization?

2. When did globalization first appear as a concept?

3. What is the primary role of mass media in globalization?

4. Which term refers to the phenomenon of people migrating for temporary labor while participating in social connections in multiple nations?

5. Which economic system aims to produce more products and services for profit and is influenced by globalization?

6. How do skeptics view the significance of globalization?

7. What dimension of globalization refers to the intensification and expansion of political interrelations around the world?

8. Which ideology promotes the idea that globalization benefits everyone and spreads democracy?

9. What is the term for the unintended introduction of non-native animals, plants, and diseases into new localities due to globalization?

10. What distinguishes globalism from globalization?

The world-systems perspective emerged during the world revolution of 1968 and the anti-war movement.

Economic globalization primarily comprises the globalization of markets, organizations, and regimes.

The global economy refers to the separate functioning of economies in different regions with no interconnection.

Economic globalization is associated with massive financial trades on various stock markets.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) defines economic globalization as the integration of economies primarily through the movement of goods, services, and capital.

The modern world-system is now structured politically as a global economy with a global political system.

The term “state” refers to a political entity that includes people, territory, government, and sovereignty.

Interstate systems in international relations refer to authoritative actions of individuals across different states acting in their personal interests.

Globalization can weaken governmental power and sovereignty in some cases.

Technological advancements have made territorial borders irrelevant in some aspects of global affairs.

International non-governmental organizations (INGOs) are examples of international governmental organizations

Internationalism emphasizes greater cooperation among nations while preserving individualism of nations.

Global governance includes institutions, rules, and processes that facilitate international cooperation to address global challenges.

The United Nations was established in the aftermath of World War I.

One challenge of global governance is that it lags behind in facilitating robust global responses.