CONTEMPORARY WORLD

1. What do you call the speed up of movements and exchanges of human

resources, goods, and services capital, technologies, and cultural practices
between countries in the world or expansion and intensification of economic,
political, and social relations and consciousness across the world?
2. What is the process of expanding various sociocultural and socioecological
processes from national to international and transcultural level?
3. What do you call the measurement of flows and interconnection on a country
to other global players through exchanges in trade, capital people, and
information?
4. What is the term in designing a product in a way that it may rigidly consumed
across multiple countries?
5. What is the process whereby societies come under or adopt western culture
in areas such as industry, technology, politics, economics, lifestyle, law,
norms. Mores, customs, and traditions?
6. What is the development of trade systems within transitional actors such as
multinational corporations or NGOs?
7. What is the term for the rise of a global financial system with international
financial exchanges and monetary exchanges?
8. What is the term of interpenetration of cultures which, as a consequence, the
nations adopt principles, beliefs and costumes of other nations, losing their
unique culture?
9. What is the term for the cultural integration of different cultures of different
societies that become possible 2.
10.Who is the primary actor of globalization?
11.What are the three elements of Westphalian order?
12.What do you call the regularized practices of exchange among discrete
political units which recognize each other to be independent?
13.What are the regulating mechanism for international society?
14.This refers to disproportionate share of housework done by women.
15.This refers to the social advantages that occurs to white persons.
16.He argues that capitalism was premised on the ‘turning of Africa into a
warren for the commercial hunting of black-skins.’
17.He claims that capitalist economic development for some places requires the
exploitation of others/other places.
18.What is the term for hierarchical ordering of humanity, traveling through
savagery, barbarism, and civilization, which informed by enlightenment
thinkers in Europe?
19.This refers to laws of war governing when it is legal to use force or wagewar.
20.What are the three levels of institutions in modern international society?
21.What is the term for the practice of coordinating national police is in groups
of three or more states?
22.This is an umbrella term applied to a broad range of organizations that differ
in size, scope, motives, and functions. Despite its name, some of them have
been initiated by states rather than individuals.
23.This refers to the development of institutionalized cooperation among states
and other actors on the basis of regional contiguity as a feature of global
politics.
24.This refers to the concept in integration theory that implies the creation of
common institutions having independent decision-making authority and thus
the ability to impose certain decision and rules on member states.
25.This is one of the organizations at the supranational level of the Europea
Union. It is the highest juridical autonomy for EU law and rules in disputes
between member staters and institutions.
26.Which characteristics do globalization and terrorism share?
27.What is the term for unlowly use of violence and intimidation, especially
against civilians in the pursuit of political aims?
28.This refers to the theory which determines that nations are primary groups
constituted by descent and/or culture, accompanied by the idea that
nationalism and as from a prior sense of national identity.
29.This refers to the historical claim which argues that there have been cases of
nations and even nationalism before the modern period.
30.What organization refers to the decision-making structure within the Word
Trade Organization having US, EU, Brazil and India as the key members?
31.This refers to the liberal international economic order based in free trade but
what role for state intervention in issues of national security and stability.
32.What do you call the idea that overall economic growth automatically brings
benefits for the poorer classes.
33.This refers to the term that describes destroying groups because of their
political beliefs rather than their religion or identity.
34.This provided an authoritative list of universal human rights covering all
political, economic, social, and cultural rights.
35.This refers to an international society in which states are aware sharing
common values, but these are limited by disagreement over what constitutes
extreme human rights violations.
36.What term is used to unresolved normative questions of what counts as
human suffering at the start of 21 st century. It receives media attention and
normally command the resources of the international donor community.
37.What do you call of the increasing sameness in the world consolidating
additional marketing functions and activities under a single management.
38.What do you call of the increasing sameness in the world as cultural inputs,
economic factors, and political orientations of societies expand to create
common practices, same economies and similar forms of government.
39.What international organization with 183 member countries that promotes
international monetary cooperation and exchange stability to foster economic
growth and high employment and to provide short-term financial assistance
to countries to help ease balance of payments adjustments?
40.This aims for a more moral and equitable global economic system in which,
for instance, price is not set by the market; instead, it is negotiated
transparently by both producers and consumers.
41.What is the term used to refers to the network of connections that transcends
distances of different countries in the world?
42.This organization’s primary goal is to help children around the world. They
collect funds to distribute emergency relief from famine and poverty and
disease. Tolos provides education programs in areas where there are no
school.
43.This organization is one of the leading political organizations in the world
where nalos-state meet and deliberate. However, it remains as an
independent actor in the global politics. The premise for its establishment
was here structing of the word devastated after the Second World War.
44.What international organization that was developed out of war, with the
desire to bring assistance without discrimination to the wounded on the
battlefield, endeavors-in its international and national capacity-to prevent
and alleviate human suffering wherever it may be found?
45.This refers to the movements of people that that are spontaneous or that
emerge through enormous grassroots organizations. These social movements
are transitional movements which means they occur across countries and
across borders. Therefore, states have less control over them.
46.These have significant role in the global economy. Some have greater
production advantages than an entire nation. They influence the economy
and the politics by donating money to specific political campaigns or lobbyist.
They can even influence the global trade laws of the international regulatory
groups.
47.These are defined as organizations that exists as legal entities and have
liabilities that are separate from its members. They are thrown thing. More
and more these days, corporations are operating across national boundaries
which means that the future of the Philippine economy-and most countries’
economies-will play out on a global scale.
48.Who wrote about socialism-He viewed it as a stepping stone toward
communism, a political and economic system in which all members of a
society are socially equal?
49.What is the term that emphasize on collective goals, expecting everyone to
work for the common good and placing a higher value on meeting everyone’s
basic needs than on individual profit?
50.This is a system in which all natural resources and means of production are
privately owned. It emphasizes profit maximization and competition as the
main driver’