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Lecture 3_Competing theories of globalization
Course: BUSFIN 1003, Spring 2011School: HKU
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globalization Lectureoutline Lecture3 Competingtheoriesof Scholtestheoryofglobality:whatis globalization?Whatisnotglobalization? HirstandThompsonsskepticviewof globalization.Isthereanythingnewabout globalization?Andifso,doesitmeanthat whatweexperiencetodayis unprecedented? Tomlinson:theculturaldimensionsof globalization.Aretheculturalaspectsof globalizationmerelyconsequencesof economicglobalization?...
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Competingtheoriesof Scholtestheoryofglobality:whatis globalization?Whatisnotglobalization? HirstandThompsonsskepticviewof globalization.Isthereanythingnewabout globalization?Andifso,doesitmeanthat whatweexperiencetodayis unprecedented? Tomlinson:theculturaldimensionsof globalization.Aretheculturalaspectsof globalizationmerelyconsequencesof economicglobalization?
JanScholteandtheriseofglobality Whatsinaword?Canadefinitionhave politicalconsequences? Globalizationreferstoashiftinthenature ofsocialspace. Thespreadoftransplanetaryandmore particularlyinrecenttimesalso supraterritorialconnectionsbetween people(Scholte,61)
Supraterritorialityinourworld
Globalityasacontemporarycondition TheideaofspaceiscrucialtoScholtes understandingofglobality. Theshiftfromterritorialitytosupra territoriality. Howisglobalizationdistinctfrom internationalization,Westernization, universalizationandliberalization?
Focusontheglobaleconomyandthe intensityoftheeconomictransactions takingplacenowwhencomparedtothose inthe19thcentury. HowdoHirst&Thompsondefine globalization? distinctionbetweenwhatglobalization oughttobeandwhatwehavenow distinctionbetweeninternational Thompson
CriticismsofHirst&Thompsonstheory
economyandglobaleconomy
Globalizationskeptics:Hirstand Doweliveinaglobalorinternational (dis)order?Isthedistinctionbetween globalandinternationalformulatedby Scholtehelpful? Overlyoptimisticviewoftheroleand willingnessofstatestowardoffthe negativeimpactsofglobalization? Aonedimensionalviewofglobalization, whichseesthelatterasmerelythefunction ofeconomics.
Tomlinson:Culturaldimensionsof globalization Globalizationascomplexconnectivityand proximity. Goingbeyondtheglobalvs.local dichotomy:experiencingtheglobalwithin thelocal.Onecanexperiencedis placementwithoutleavingtheirlocale. Deterritorialization:delinkingeveryday livedculturefromterritoriallocation.
Torontoasaworldmap
ConcludingremarksOverview
Howwedefineglobalizationshapesnot onlythecontoursofthephenomenon (content)butalsothepoliticalimplications:
Scholte:theincreaseofsupraterritorialand transplanetarysocialrelations Hirst&Thompson:nocurrentglobal economy,butthesameintegratedinter nationaleconomyasinthe19thcentury. Tomlinson:complexconnectivity,proximity andthetransformationoflocalitythroughde territorialization.
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