1.
What
is globalization? *Material aspects
Communication
and transportation Manufacturing and finance Movement of people and goods
Standardization Institutional links Ecological commons
*Immaterial
aspects
Closeness
of identification and values Cultural (including linguistic) similarities
Symbols of politics and organization Shared ideas and ideologies
2.
Three
types of globalization (based on Robert Kudrle) *Communication globalization
Economic effect Cultural effect
Comparison effect
*Market globalization Trade
Capital mobility Labor mobility Options
for states
*Direct
globalization
The
environmental “commons”
Other
public goods: “existence value” Labor rights and human rights Enforcement
patterns and issues
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Terrorism Criminal gangs Infectious disease
New actors, new norms, new regimes, new networks
*International organizations at the end of the twentieth
century
States and beyond International civil
service
Interactions
with nongovernmental organizations Reform of the United Nations
New round of negotiations in WTO
Governance by international conferences
*Civil
society
Multinational
corporations NGOs
Participation
and democratization
4. Evaluating
globalization: light and shadow
*Rescue
from poverty vs. increasing gap between rich and poor *Advanced medical
treatment vs. epidemics on a global scale *Policies to protect the environment
vs. global environmental pollution and warming
*The good and bad sides of the information society
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