SOCI 3630 Lecture Notes - Glocalization, Economic Integration, High Standard Manufacturing Company
31 Mar 2014
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International: this term emphasizes the notion of nation and refers to the relationship between and among different nations and countries. Transnational: not confined to a single nation or state, but operating within several of them. The term is used in the sense of across nations and does not specifically address the notion of relationships. Post-national: implies a weakening of nationalism, national identities and. Cosmopolitan: of a global scope/character; common to the whole world. Global: refers to worldwide in scope and substance and does not highlight. New global order increasingly defined according to countries wealth or nation states. the concept of nation poverty. Western europe, canada, us, australia, and japan. Democratic and technologically advanced, high standard of living, well educated, access to health care and clean water, stable political structures. Lack financial, industrial, and technological infrastructure necessary to develop their own competitive economies.
