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| Internationalist/realist on globalization |
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| territorially bound STATES with authority over place |
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Paradigm of internationalist view of globalization:
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| Treaty of Westphalia 1648 |
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| Globalist on globalization: |
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| growing impact of world wide connectedness in all aspects of life |
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| Postermodernists think globalization began... |
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| Modernists think that globalization began... |
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| with industrial captialism in the 1850s |
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| Early modernists think globalization began... |
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| Ancient's think globalization began... |
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| formation of African eurasion zone |
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| Hyperglobalists say that the ---- governs and national gov's are ----. Reordering in economic terms into a --- ----. |
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| global market. eroding. global civilization. |
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| Skeptics think --- --- govern and national gov's are getting ----. Creation of --- --- that may clash. |
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| trading blocks. stronger. regional blocs |
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| Transformationalists think a --- --- --- is emerging. |
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| Barrie axford thinks the world is being made into --- place with ---- properties. |
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| The ---- map is distorted. |
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| Empires are systems of government based on ----. |
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| World Empire: many --- under domination of ---- ---- |
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| correct fractious political environment. |
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| Early empire expansion due to ---, ---, --- |
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| agriculture, technology, language |
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| Early civilizations often around... |
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Roman religion:
Han religion:
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polytheism - christianity
mandate of heaven - tzu
king sacralized |
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| Who: Religion is illusion of protector |
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| Who: religion is audacious attempt to make universe humanly significant |
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| Ability to absorb indigenous faiths in their own homelands occured mainly between --- and --- CE. |
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| 3 great emperors in order: |
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| chinggis qaan, ogedei qaan, qubilai qaan |
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| After 3 great emperors there was ---- ---- who conquered the ---- . Then the -- ---- who conquered the ---. |
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| Golden horde- russians. il qaan-islamic rulers. |
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| longest overland trade routes controlled by... |
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| Africans first used by --- on atlantic islands in ----. |
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Descarte: --- is key to knowledge
Bacon: ---- is key to knowledge
Bayle: challenge Christianity with ---- |
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| Reason, experience, and progress part of... |
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Montesquier: ---- of ----
Rousseau: ----- -----
Franklin: individual over authority |
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separation of powers
social contract |
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| Three variables of capitalism |
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| nature, social labor, social organization |
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| Capitalism developes in ---- in western ----. |
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| Before capitalism there was -----, where governments regulate economic activity so that... |
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| mercantilism. export more than import. |
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| Capitalism came from the french idea of |
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| Adam smith said that ---- ---- pursue their self interests which is best for society as if --- by an ---- ---- . |
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| free agents. guided. invisible hand. |
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| Global capitalism shifted from resource based investment to ---- ----, increased -----, and there was new transnational -----. |
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| spatial optimization, outsourcing, currencies |
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Industrial revolution began in ----- in the ----s. Began there because they had raw materials, colonialism, labor, and ----.
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englans. 1760s. motivation.
RR |
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| Capitalism + industrialism = |
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Three global cities:
Increased importance of ---- ----. |
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Tokyo london NY.
business services |
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| Modernization theory of global economy by ---- is ---- v ----- countries. |
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| truman. devel. underdevel. |
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| Dependency theory of global economy by ---- about ---- v -----. |
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| Locke: liberalism comes from modern ----, -----, and the english legal tradition. Men have natural right to life, liberty, and -----. |
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| science, christianity. PROPERTY |
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| Classic liberalism is abolish all ---- to ---- -----. |
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| restraints. self fullfillment. |
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| US constitution caused -----, -----, popular -----, and "We the people" (----) |
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| repuclicanism, federalism, sov, nationalism |
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| French democratic revolution: right to liberty, property, security, and ---- to ----! |
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| Reign of terror to create ---- of ----. Order restored by ----. |
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| republic of virtue. dictatorship. |
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3 Great French Principles:
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liberty, equality, fraternity
Napolean |
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| Democratic revolution in Haiti led by ----, killed by ---. |
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| ---- invasion of Portugal precipitate democratic revolutions in Latin America in ----. |
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| ---- and conquistadores from Spain may have given birth to --- ---. |
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| Enlightenment questioned authority. Reason over faith. Experience. Progress to better conditions. Creation of the ----, a person who converts experience into ideas. |
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Timeline --
Mercantilism... Capitalism/nationalism... Multinational capitalism (increase in --- and creation of ---- -----s)... Liberalism... Imperialism/modernization/Global capitalism |
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| investments. transnational corporations. |
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