Interconnected World Foundations
- Created by: madeline_4647
- Created on: 06-05-23 13:23
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- Foundations
- Theories of Globalisation
- time space compression
- aided by technology
- interlocking scales of bodies
- brand recognition offers familiarity
- History
- colonialism, exploration and expansion
- imperialism & industrialisation
- 'Proper' globalisation
- IMF, WB, UN bringing global economy together, decolonisation, uneven development, TNC power
- mass employment, established empires, formal flows
- 'Proper' globalisation
- merchant capitalism, drives expansion, increased flows, better living standards
- imperialism & industrialisation
- colonialism, exploration and expansion
- rejections of globalisation
- Brexit, Trump "make america great again", Putin "restoration of Russia
- time space compression
- Alternative stories
- Carribean - Windrush Scandal
- preglobalisation people had more rights as british citizens than do now due to decolonisation
- Environment damage
- transforming of landscape
- similar landscape globally
- transforming of landscape
- Indigenous People
- settler colonialism
- land taken by colonizers who defend against the indigenous
- New Zealand
- Maori people still disadvantaged
- Bc of modernisation lack of access to education, healthcare, food
- Maori people still disadvantaged
- cultural homogenisation
- settler colonialism
- Carribean - Windrush Scandal
- Local and Global
- planetary urbanisation
- objects interact with many 'locals'
- farmer -> manager -> transporter -> buyers -> consumer -> waste
- value of local difference / diversity
- UN SDG's
- international cooperation, global concern, global collaboration, focus on local solutions
- Antarctica
- Claims
- melting -> exploitation, dependency
- Trading routes
- new economic & cultural connections, impact on products, impact on other locals eg Panama
- People
- indigenous people
- control of people in past was limited
- enforced restrictions on right to live nomadically, enforced citizenship
- Claims
- Anthropocene
- argues that humans are the main factor driving life on earth
- Cenozoic Era -> quaternary -> holocene -> anthropocene
- debate over when it started
- oldest suggest over 2000 years ago when agriculture evidence found
- suggest early industrial revolution (1759). it is baseline for GHG
- most popular is 1950 as nuclear elements and onset of climate change seen
- suggest early industrial revolution (1759). it is baseline for GHG
- oldest suggest over 2000 years ago when agriculture evidence found
- Water
- economic commodity, development as SDG, political as borders, social as access differs
- Netherlands - rising sea level, canalisation, subsistence of land
- Role of human and non-human factors
- Anthropocene cities
- changes to flora and fauna
- construction adds elements to environment
- urban heat island effect
- cities are disproportionately responsible for climate change
- Anthropocene Geopolitics
- climate migration, shifting borders, limited resources
- Fire
- growth of corporations and power, clearing land eg Saudi oil fields
- Uneven Vulnerability
- theory of Capitalocene
- "capital drives beyond spatial barriers"
- theory of Capitalocene
- Theories of Globalisation
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