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[Jonathan P. Goldstein, Michael G. Hillard] Heterodox Macroeconomic Keynes Marx Globalization
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The Modern Era
Globalization
Colonialism left new nations ldquoUnderdevelopedrdquo
This table shows how shares of world Gross Domestic Product changed between 1870 and 1998
Date India China Africa Japan Western Europe and US
1870 122 172 36 23 425
1913 76 89 27 26 526
1950 42 45 36 30 536
1973 31 46 33 77 477
1998 50 115 31 77 425
What might we learn from this table about patterns of economic development in the world
In the 1960s as the colonized people gained independence the world-wide split between the North ndashrich industrial nationsmdashand the South ndashpoor ldquothird worldrdquo nationsmdashgrew wider
How did Western leaders try to restore world trade after World War II
In 1944Created the World Bank
Established the International Monetary Fund
Established stable currency exchange rates
Ushered in global economic cooperation
Eventually led to Free Market Capitalism
However these agreementsdid not include the Soviet bloc nations
Post WWII move towards Free Trade
In theory free world trade encourages greater economic specialization more productivity and greater wealth
Efficient use of world resources
Tariffs (trade taxes) are eliminated
Businesses can move wheremake more profits
More jobs are created
People have more money
And each country can concentrate on what it does best
In the 1990s Globalization now embraced the majority of the worldrsquos economies
US the major world power became the chief
advocate of free market capitalism for the global
system
What is
Globalization
Increasing global connections Faster communication and transportation
Rapid growth of worldwide social relationships
Swift and free flow of money goods people amp ideas across national borders
Globalization
billions
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
1803 - 124 yrs 1927- 33 yrs 1960 - 14 yrs 1974 - 12 yrs 1986 ndash 13 yrs
The time it takes to add one billion people grows shorter
World population has been rapidly increasing
Wow More than
6 billion people
now alive
Life expectancy is rising but it varies world wide
Country Average Life Expectancy
Sweden 792
France 78
United States
711
Bangladesh 628
Botswana 401
Zimbabwe 392
Average life expectancyfor the world is 70 years
Speed of travel has increased dramatically
World wide communication is almost instant
1981
1977
1957
1982
Look at this antique computer It doesnrsquot
even have a hard drive
1962
The computer has been changing
billions of lives
Where are the
books I orderedIrsquom applying
to college
IT Engineer
seeks house
Wersquore catching
up with the US
economy
Will you be my
E-pal
I raised my
campaign funds via
the internet
But what does
globalization have to do with me
Jeans from Malaysia
Backpack from China
Shirt from Mexico
Cap from Bangladesh
Video gamefrom Japan
Sneakers from IndonesiaSoccer ball
fromPakistan
Expanding technology
makes possible a
cornucopia of new products
for us
New technologies allow humans to control nature like never before
More goods are being produced bought and sold worldwide than ever before
What
shall I buy
next
Globalization also spreads ideas
and values
Democratic ideas have spread to
more countries than ever before
India
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Malaysia
Qatar
Mali
Brazil
South Africa
But globalization brings high human
costs
Although the worldrsquos people are producing more than
47 trillion dollars in wealth these riches are not
distributed equally
20 get most of the wealth
The US owns 11 trillion dollars of this wealth
2 billion of the worldrsquos people live on less than $2 a day
Peasants are forced to leave the land as money and wage economies spread
Workers without education and skills are often left behind
The growing gap between the rich
and the poor continues to increase
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
Colonialism left new nations ldquoUnderdevelopedrdquo
This table shows how shares of world Gross Domestic Product changed between 1870 and 1998
Date India China Africa Japan Western Europe and US
1870 122 172 36 23 425
1913 76 89 27 26 526
1950 42 45 36 30 536
1973 31 46 33 77 477
1998 50 115 31 77 425
What might we learn from this table about patterns of economic development in the world
In the 1960s as the colonized people gained independence the world-wide split between the North ndashrich industrial nationsmdashand the South ndashpoor ldquothird worldrdquo nationsmdashgrew wider
How did Western leaders try to restore world trade after World War II
In 1944Created the World Bank
Established the International Monetary Fund
Established stable currency exchange rates
Ushered in global economic cooperation
Eventually led to Free Market Capitalism
However these agreementsdid not include the Soviet bloc nations
Post WWII move towards Free Trade
In theory free world trade encourages greater economic specialization more productivity and greater wealth
Efficient use of world resources
Tariffs (trade taxes) are eliminated
Businesses can move wheremake more profits
More jobs are created
People have more money
And each country can concentrate on what it does best
In the 1990s Globalization now embraced the majority of the worldrsquos economies
US the major world power became the chief
advocate of free market capitalism for the global
system
What is
Globalization
Increasing global connections Faster communication and transportation
Rapid growth of worldwide social relationships
Swift and free flow of money goods people amp ideas across national borders
Globalization
billions
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
1803 - 124 yrs 1927- 33 yrs 1960 - 14 yrs 1974 - 12 yrs 1986 ndash 13 yrs
The time it takes to add one billion people grows shorter
World population has been rapidly increasing
Wow More than
6 billion people
now alive
Life expectancy is rising but it varies world wide
Country Average Life Expectancy
Sweden 792
France 78
United States
711
Bangladesh 628
Botswana 401
Zimbabwe 392
Average life expectancyfor the world is 70 years
Speed of travel has increased dramatically
World wide communication is almost instant
1981
1977
1957
1982
Look at this antique computer It doesnrsquot
even have a hard drive
1962
The computer has been changing
billions of lives
Where are the
books I orderedIrsquom applying
to college
IT Engineer
seeks house
Wersquore catching
up with the US
economy
Will you be my
E-pal
I raised my
campaign funds via
the internet
But what does
globalization have to do with me
Jeans from Malaysia
Backpack from China
Shirt from Mexico
Cap from Bangladesh
Video gamefrom Japan
Sneakers from IndonesiaSoccer ball
fromPakistan
Expanding technology
makes possible a
cornucopia of new products
for us
New technologies allow humans to control nature like never before
More goods are being produced bought and sold worldwide than ever before
What
shall I buy
next
Globalization also spreads ideas
and values
Democratic ideas have spread to
more countries than ever before
India
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Malaysia
Qatar
Mali
Brazil
South Africa
But globalization brings high human
costs
Although the worldrsquos people are producing more than
47 trillion dollars in wealth these riches are not
distributed equally
20 get most of the wealth
The US owns 11 trillion dollars of this wealth
2 billion of the worldrsquos people live on less than $2 a day
Peasants are forced to leave the land as money and wage economies spread
Workers without education and skills are often left behind
The growing gap between the rich
and the poor continues to increase
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
In the 1960s as the colonized people gained independence the world-wide split between the North ndashrich industrial nationsmdashand the South ndashpoor ldquothird worldrdquo nationsmdashgrew wider
How did Western leaders try to restore world trade after World War II
In 1944Created the World Bank
Established the International Monetary Fund
Established stable currency exchange rates
Ushered in global economic cooperation
Eventually led to Free Market Capitalism
However these agreementsdid not include the Soviet bloc nations
Post WWII move towards Free Trade
In theory free world trade encourages greater economic specialization more productivity and greater wealth
Efficient use of world resources
Tariffs (trade taxes) are eliminated
Businesses can move wheremake more profits
More jobs are created
People have more money
And each country can concentrate on what it does best
In the 1990s Globalization now embraced the majority of the worldrsquos economies
US the major world power became the chief
advocate of free market capitalism for the global
system
What is
Globalization
Increasing global connections Faster communication and transportation
Rapid growth of worldwide social relationships
Swift and free flow of money goods people amp ideas across national borders
Globalization
billions
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
1803 - 124 yrs 1927- 33 yrs 1960 - 14 yrs 1974 - 12 yrs 1986 ndash 13 yrs
The time it takes to add one billion people grows shorter
World population has been rapidly increasing
Wow More than
6 billion people
now alive
Life expectancy is rising but it varies world wide
Country Average Life Expectancy
Sweden 792
France 78
United States
711
Bangladesh 628
Botswana 401
Zimbabwe 392
Average life expectancyfor the world is 70 years
Speed of travel has increased dramatically
World wide communication is almost instant
1981
1977
1957
1982
Look at this antique computer It doesnrsquot
even have a hard drive
1962
The computer has been changing
billions of lives
Where are the
books I orderedIrsquom applying
to college
IT Engineer
seeks house
Wersquore catching
up with the US
economy
Will you be my
E-pal
I raised my
campaign funds via
the internet
But what does
globalization have to do with me
Jeans from Malaysia
Backpack from China
Shirt from Mexico
Cap from Bangladesh
Video gamefrom Japan
Sneakers from IndonesiaSoccer ball
fromPakistan
Expanding technology
makes possible a
cornucopia of new products
for us
New technologies allow humans to control nature like never before
More goods are being produced bought and sold worldwide than ever before
What
shall I buy
next
Globalization also spreads ideas
and values
Democratic ideas have spread to
more countries than ever before
India
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Malaysia
Qatar
Mali
Brazil
South Africa
But globalization brings high human
costs
Although the worldrsquos people are producing more than
47 trillion dollars in wealth these riches are not
distributed equally
20 get most of the wealth
The US owns 11 trillion dollars of this wealth
2 billion of the worldrsquos people live on less than $2 a day
Peasants are forced to leave the land as money and wage economies spread
Workers without education and skills are often left behind
The growing gap between the rich
and the poor continues to increase
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
How did Western leaders try to restore world trade after World War II
In 1944Created the World Bank
Established the International Monetary Fund
Established stable currency exchange rates
Ushered in global economic cooperation
Eventually led to Free Market Capitalism
However these agreementsdid not include the Soviet bloc nations
Post WWII move towards Free Trade
In theory free world trade encourages greater economic specialization more productivity and greater wealth
Efficient use of world resources
Tariffs (trade taxes) are eliminated
Businesses can move wheremake more profits
More jobs are created
People have more money
And each country can concentrate on what it does best
In the 1990s Globalization now embraced the majority of the worldrsquos economies
US the major world power became the chief
advocate of free market capitalism for the global
system
What is
Globalization
Increasing global connections Faster communication and transportation
Rapid growth of worldwide social relationships
Swift and free flow of money goods people amp ideas across national borders
Globalization
billions
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
1803 - 124 yrs 1927- 33 yrs 1960 - 14 yrs 1974 - 12 yrs 1986 ndash 13 yrs
The time it takes to add one billion people grows shorter
World population has been rapidly increasing
Wow More than
6 billion people
now alive
Life expectancy is rising but it varies world wide
Country Average Life Expectancy
Sweden 792
France 78
United States
711
Bangladesh 628
Botswana 401
Zimbabwe 392
Average life expectancyfor the world is 70 years
Speed of travel has increased dramatically
World wide communication is almost instant
1981
1977
1957
1982
Look at this antique computer It doesnrsquot
even have a hard drive
1962
The computer has been changing
billions of lives
Where are the
books I orderedIrsquom applying
to college
IT Engineer
seeks house
Wersquore catching
up with the US
economy
Will you be my
E-pal
I raised my
campaign funds via
the internet
But what does
globalization have to do with me
Jeans from Malaysia
Backpack from China
Shirt from Mexico
Cap from Bangladesh
Video gamefrom Japan
Sneakers from IndonesiaSoccer ball
fromPakistan
Expanding technology
makes possible a
cornucopia of new products
for us
New technologies allow humans to control nature like never before
More goods are being produced bought and sold worldwide than ever before
What
shall I buy
next
Globalization also spreads ideas
and values
Democratic ideas have spread to
more countries than ever before
India
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Malaysia
Qatar
Mali
Brazil
South Africa
But globalization brings high human
costs
Although the worldrsquos people are producing more than
47 trillion dollars in wealth these riches are not
distributed equally
20 get most of the wealth
The US owns 11 trillion dollars of this wealth
2 billion of the worldrsquos people live on less than $2 a day
Peasants are forced to leave the land as money and wage economies spread
Workers without education and skills are often left behind
The growing gap between the rich
and the poor continues to increase
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
Post WWII move towards Free Trade
In theory free world trade encourages greater economic specialization more productivity and greater wealth
Efficient use of world resources
Tariffs (trade taxes) are eliminated
Businesses can move wheremake more profits
More jobs are created
People have more money
And each country can concentrate on what it does best
In the 1990s Globalization now embraced the majority of the worldrsquos economies
US the major world power became the chief
advocate of free market capitalism for the global
system
What is
Globalization
Increasing global connections Faster communication and transportation
Rapid growth of worldwide social relationships
Swift and free flow of money goods people amp ideas across national borders
Globalization
billions
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
1803 - 124 yrs 1927- 33 yrs 1960 - 14 yrs 1974 - 12 yrs 1986 ndash 13 yrs
The time it takes to add one billion people grows shorter
World population has been rapidly increasing
Wow More than
6 billion people
now alive
Life expectancy is rising but it varies world wide
Country Average Life Expectancy
Sweden 792
France 78
United States
711
Bangladesh 628
Botswana 401
Zimbabwe 392
Average life expectancyfor the world is 70 years
Speed of travel has increased dramatically
World wide communication is almost instant
1981
1977
1957
1982
Look at this antique computer It doesnrsquot
even have a hard drive
1962
The computer has been changing
billions of lives
Where are the
books I orderedIrsquom applying
to college
IT Engineer
seeks house
Wersquore catching
up with the US
economy
Will you be my
E-pal
I raised my
campaign funds via
the internet
But what does
globalization have to do with me
Jeans from Malaysia
Backpack from China
Shirt from Mexico
Cap from Bangladesh
Video gamefrom Japan
Sneakers from IndonesiaSoccer ball
fromPakistan
Expanding technology
makes possible a
cornucopia of new products
for us
New technologies allow humans to control nature like never before
More goods are being produced bought and sold worldwide than ever before
What
shall I buy
next
Globalization also spreads ideas
and values
Democratic ideas have spread to
more countries than ever before
India
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Malaysia
Qatar
Mali
Brazil
South Africa
But globalization brings high human
costs
Although the worldrsquos people are producing more than
47 trillion dollars in wealth these riches are not
distributed equally
20 get most of the wealth
The US owns 11 trillion dollars of this wealth
2 billion of the worldrsquos people live on less than $2 a day
Peasants are forced to leave the land as money and wage economies spread
Workers without education and skills are often left behind
The growing gap between the rich
and the poor continues to increase
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
In the 1990s Globalization now embraced the majority of the worldrsquos economies
US the major world power became the chief
advocate of free market capitalism for the global
system
What is
Globalization
Increasing global connections Faster communication and transportation
Rapid growth of worldwide social relationships
Swift and free flow of money goods people amp ideas across national borders
Globalization
billions
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
1803 - 124 yrs 1927- 33 yrs 1960 - 14 yrs 1974 - 12 yrs 1986 ndash 13 yrs
The time it takes to add one billion people grows shorter
World population has been rapidly increasing
Wow More than
6 billion people
now alive
Life expectancy is rising but it varies world wide
Country Average Life Expectancy
Sweden 792
France 78
United States
711
Bangladesh 628
Botswana 401
Zimbabwe 392
Average life expectancyfor the world is 70 years
Speed of travel has increased dramatically
World wide communication is almost instant
1981
1977
1957
1982
Look at this antique computer It doesnrsquot
even have a hard drive
1962
The computer has been changing
billions of lives
Where are the
books I orderedIrsquom applying
to college
IT Engineer
seeks house
Wersquore catching
up with the US
economy
Will you be my
E-pal
I raised my
campaign funds via
the internet
But what does
globalization have to do with me
Jeans from Malaysia
Backpack from China
Shirt from Mexico
Cap from Bangladesh
Video gamefrom Japan
Sneakers from IndonesiaSoccer ball
fromPakistan
Expanding technology
makes possible a
cornucopia of new products
for us
New technologies allow humans to control nature like never before
More goods are being produced bought and sold worldwide than ever before
What
shall I buy
next
Globalization also spreads ideas
and values
Democratic ideas have spread to
more countries than ever before
India
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Malaysia
Qatar
Mali
Brazil
South Africa
But globalization brings high human
costs
Although the worldrsquos people are producing more than
47 trillion dollars in wealth these riches are not
distributed equally
20 get most of the wealth
The US owns 11 trillion dollars of this wealth
2 billion of the worldrsquos people live on less than $2 a day
Peasants are forced to leave the land as money and wage economies spread
Workers without education and skills are often left behind
The growing gap between the rich
and the poor continues to increase
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
Increasing global connections Faster communication and transportation
Rapid growth of worldwide social relationships
Swift and free flow of money goods people amp ideas across national borders
Globalization
billions
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
1803 - 124 yrs 1927- 33 yrs 1960 - 14 yrs 1974 - 12 yrs 1986 ndash 13 yrs
The time it takes to add one billion people grows shorter
World population has been rapidly increasing
Wow More than
6 billion people
now alive
Life expectancy is rising but it varies world wide
Country Average Life Expectancy
Sweden 792
France 78
United States
711
Bangladesh 628
Botswana 401
Zimbabwe 392
Average life expectancyfor the world is 70 years
Speed of travel has increased dramatically
World wide communication is almost instant
1981
1977
1957
1982
Look at this antique computer It doesnrsquot
even have a hard drive
1962
The computer has been changing
billions of lives
Where are the
books I orderedIrsquom applying
to college
IT Engineer
seeks house
Wersquore catching
up with the US
economy
Will you be my
E-pal
I raised my
campaign funds via
the internet
But what does
globalization have to do with me
Jeans from Malaysia
Backpack from China
Shirt from Mexico
Cap from Bangladesh
Video gamefrom Japan
Sneakers from IndonesiaSoccer ball
fromPakistan
Expanding technology
makes possible a
cornucopia of new products
for us
New technologies allow humans to control nature like never before
More goods are being produced bought and sold worldwide than ever before
What
shall I buy
next
Globalization also spreads ideas
and values
Democratic ideas have spread to
more countries than ever before
India
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Malaysia
Qatar
Mali
Brazil
South Africa
But globalization brings high human
costs
Although the worldrsquos people are producing more than
47 trillion dollars in wealth these riches are not
distributed equally
20 get most of the wealth
The US owns 11 trillion dollars of this wealth
2 billion of the worldrsquos people live on less than $2 a day
Peasants are forced to leave the land as money and wage economies spread
Workers without education and skills are often left behind
The growing gap between the rich
and the poor continues to increase
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
billions
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
1803 - 124 yrs 1927- 33 yrs 1960 - 14 yrs 1974 - 12 yrs 1986 ndash 13 yrs
The time it takes to add one billion people grows shorter
World population has been rapidly increasing
Wow More than
6 billion people
now alive
Life expectancy is rising but it varies world wide
Country Average Life Expectancy
Sweden 792
France 78
United States
711
Bangladesh 628
Botswana 401
Zimbabwe 392
Average life expectancyfor the world is 70 years
Speed of travel has increased dramatically
World wide communication is almost instant
1981
1977
1957
1982
Look at this antique computer It doesnrsquot
even have a hard drive
1962
The computer has been changing
billions of lives
Where are the
books I orderedIrsquom applying
to college
IT Engineer
seeks house
Wersquore catching
up with the US
economy
Will you be my
E-pal
I raised my
campaign funds via
the internet
But what does
globalization have to do with me
Jeans from Malaysia
Backpack from China
Shirt from Mexico
Cap from Bangladesh
Video gamefrom Japan
Sneakers from IndonesiaSoccer ball
fromPakistan
Expanding technology
makes possible a
cornucopia of new products
for us
New technologies allow humans to control nature like never before
More goods are being produced bought and sold worldwide than ever before
What
shall I buy
next
Globalization also spreads ideas
and values
Democratic ideas have spread to
more countries than ever before
India
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Malaysia
Qatar
Mali
Brazil
South Africa
But globalization brings high human
costs
Although the worldrsquos people are producing more than
47 trillion dollars in wealth these riches are not
distributed equally
20 get most of the wealth
The US owns 11 trillion dollars of this wealth
2 billion of the worldrsquos people live on less than $2 a day
Peasants are forced to leave the land as money and wage economies spread
Workers without education and skills are often left behind
The growing gap between the rich
and the poor continues to increase
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
Life expectancy is rising but it varies world wide
Country Average Life Expectancy
Sweden 792
France 78
United States
711
Bangladesh 628
Botswana 401
Zimbabwe 392
Average life expectancyfor the world is 70 years
Speed of travel has increased dramatically
World wide communication is almost instant
1981
1977
1957
1982
Look at this antique computer It doesnrsquot
even have a hard drive
1962
The computer has been changing
billions of lives
Where are the
books I orderedIrsquom applying
to college
IT Engineer
seeks house
Wersquore catching
up with the US
economy
Will you be my
E-pal
I raised my
campaign funds via
the internet
But what does
globalization have to do with me
Jeans from Malaysia
Backpack from China
Shirt from Mexico
Cap from Bangladesh
Video gamefrom Japan
Sneakers from IndonesiaSoccer ball
fromPakistan
Expanding technology
makes possible a
cornucopia of new products
for us
New technologies allow humans to control nature like never before
More goods are being produced bought and sold worldwide than ever before
What
shall I buy
next
Globalization also spreads ideas
and values
Democratic ideas have spread to
more countries than ever before
India
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Malaysia
Qatar
Mali
Brazil
South Africa
But globalization brings high human
costs
Although the worldrsquos people are producing more than
47 trillion dollars in wealth these riches are not
distributed equally
20 get most of the wealth
The US owns 11 trillion dollars of this wealth
2 billion of the worldrsquos people live on less than $2 a day
Peasants are forced to leave the land as money and wage economies spread
Workers without education and skills are often left behind
The growing gap between the rich
and the poor continues to increase
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
Speed of travel has increased dramatically
World wide communication is almost instant
1981
1977
1957
1982
Look at this antique computer It doesnrsquot
even have a hard drive
1962
The computer has been changing
billions of lives
Where are the
books I orderedIrsquom applying
to college
IT Engineer
seeks house
Wersquore catching
up with the US
economy
Will you be my
E-pal
I raised my
campaign funds via
the internet
But what does
globalization have to do with me
Jeans from Malaysia
Backpack from China
Shirt from Mexico
Cap from Bangladesh
Video gamefrom Japan
Sneakers from IndonesiaSoccer ball
fromPakistan
Expanding technology
makes possible a
cornucopia of new products
for us
New technologies allow humans to control nature like never before
More goods are being produced bought and sold worldwide than ever before
What
shall I buy
next
Globalization also spreads ideas
and values
Democratic ideas have spread to
more countries than ever before
India
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Malaysia
Qatar
Mali
Brazil
South Africa
But globalization brings high human
costs
Although the worldrsquos people are producing more than
47 trillion dollars in wealth these riches are not
distributed equally
20 get most of the wealth
The US owns 11 trillion dollars of this wealth
2 billion of the worldrsquos people live on less than $2 a day
Peasants are forced to leave the land as money and wage economies spread
Workers without education and skills are often left behind
The growing gap between the rich
and the poor continues to increase
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
The computer has been changing
billions of lives
Where are the
books I orderedIrsquom applying
to college
IT Engineer
seeks house
Wersquore catching
up with the US
economy
Will you be my
E-pal
I raised my
campaign funds via
the internet
But what does
globalization have to do with me
Jeans from Malaysia
Backpack from China
Shirt from Mexico
Cap from Bangladesh
Video gamefrom Japan
Sneakers from IndonesiaSoccer ball
fromPakistan
Expanding technology
makes possible a
cornucopia of new products
for us
New technologies allow humans to control nature like never before
More goods are being produced bought and sold worldwide than ever before
What
shall I buy
next
Globalization also spreads ideas
and values
Democratic ideas have spread to
more countries than ever before
India
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Malaysia
Qatar
Mali
Brazil
South Africa
But globalization brings high human
costs
Although the worldrsquos people are producing more than
47 trillion dollars in wealth these riches are not
distributed equally
20 get most of the wealth
The US owns 11 trillion dollars of this wealth
2 billion of the worldrsquos people live on less than $2 a day
Peasants are forced to leave the land as money and wage economies spread
Workers without education and skills are often left behind
The growing gap between the rich
and the poor continues to increase
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
But what does
globalization have to do with me
Jeans from Malaysia
Backpack from China
Shirt from Mexico
Cap from Bangladesh
Video gamefrom Japan
Sneakers from IndonesiaSoccer ball
fromPakistan
Expanding technology
makes possible a
cornucopia of new products
for us
New technologies allow humans to control nature like never before
More goods are being produced bought and sold worldwide than ever before
What
shall I buy
next
Globalization also spreads ideas
and values
Democratic ideas have spread to
more countries than ever before
India
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Malaysia
Qatar
Mali
Brazil
South Africa
But globalization brings high human
costs
Although the worldrsquos people are producing more than
47 trillion dollars in wealth these riches are not
distributed equally
20 get most of the wealth
The US owns 11 trillion dollars of this wealth
2 billion of the worldrsquos people live on less than $2 a day
Peasants are forced to leave the land as money and wage economies spread
Workers without education and skills are often left behind
The growing gap between the rich
and the poor continues to increase
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
Expanding technology
makes possible a
cornucopia of new products
for us
New technologies allow humans to control nature like never before
More goods are being produced bought and sold worldwide than ever before
What
shall I buy
next
Globalization also spreads ideas
and values
Democratic ideas have spread to
more countries than ever before
India
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Malaysia
Qatar
Mali
Brazil
South Africa
But globalization brings high human
costs
Although the worldrsquos people are producing more than
47 trillion dollars in wealth these riches are not
distributed equally
20 get most of the wealth
The US owns 11 trillion dollars of this wealth
2 billion of the worldrsquos people live on less than $2 a day
Peasants are forced to leave the land as money and wage economies spread
Workers without education and skills are often left behind
The growing gap between the rich
and the poor continues to increase
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
More goods are being produced bought and sold worldwide than ever before
What
shall I buy
next
Globalization also spreads ideas
and values
Democratic ideas have spread to
more countries than ever before
India
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Malaysia
Qatar
Mali
Brazil
South Africa
But globalization brings high human
costs
Although the worldrsquos people are producing more than
47 trillion dollars in wealth these riches are not
distributed equally
20 get most of the wealth
The US owns 11 trillion dollars of this wealth
2 billion of the worldrsquos people live on less than $2 a day
Peasants are forced to leave the land as money and wage economies spread
Workers without education and skills are often left behind
The growing gap between the rich
and the poor continues to increase
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
Globalization also spreads ideas
and values
Democratic ideas have spread to
more countries than ever before
India
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Malaysia
Qatar
Mali
Brazil
South Africa
But globalization brings high human
costs
Although the worldrsquos people are producing more than
47 trillion dollars in wealth these riches are not
distributed equally
20 get most of the wealth
The US owns 11 trillion dollars of this wealth
2 billion of the worldrsquos people live on less than $2 a day
Peasants are forced to leave the land as money and wage economies spread
Workers without education and skills are often left behind
The growing gap between the rich
and the poor continues to increase
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
Democratic ideas have spread to
more countries than ever before
India
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Malaysia
Qatar
Mali
Brazil
South Africa
But globalization brings high human
costs
Although the worldrsquos people are producing more than
47 trillion dollars in wealth these riches are not
distributed equally
20 get most of the wealth
The US owns 11 trillion dollars of this wealth
2 billion of the worldrsquos people live on less than $2 a day
Peasants are forced to leave the land as money and wage economies spread
Workers without education and skills are often left behind
The growing gap between the rich
and the poor continues to increase
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
But globalization brings high human
costs
Although the worldrsquos people are producing more than
47 trillion dollars in wealth these riches are not
distributed equally
20 get most of the wealth
The US owns 11 trillion dollars of this wealth
2 billion of the worldrsquos people live on less than $2 a day
Peasants are forced to leave the land as money and wage economies spread
Workers without education and skills are often left behind
The growing gap between the rich
and the poor continues to increase
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
20 get most of the wealth
The US owns 11 trillion dollars of this wealth
2 billion of the worldrsquos people live on less than $2 a day
Peasants are forced to leave the land as money and wage economies spread
Workers without education and skills are often left behind
The growing gap between the rich
and the poor continues to increase
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
Some big multinational corporations have more wealth than many nations
Ranking GDPvalue added $trillion
1 United States 99
2 Japan 47
7 China 123
$billion
40 Malaysia 897
41 Colombia 813
42 Philippines 747
43 Chile 705
44 Wal-Mart Stores 677
45 Pakistan 616
46 Peru 535
47 Algeria 533
48 Exxon 576
49 Czech Republic 508
50 New Zealand 50
51 Bangladesh 471
52
United Arab
Emirates 465
53 General Motors 462
54 Hungary 456
55 Ford Motor 451
56 Mitsubishi 443
57 Mitsui 413
58 Nigeria 411
59 Citigroup 391
60 Itachu 384
Gross DomesticProduct (GDP) of SelectedCountries and Corporations2002Corporations in bold face
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
In poor countries child labor is widespread Some 212 million children of ages 5-14 are working instead of going to school
These young girls work 12 hours a day 6 days a week earning $2-3 per week
Most child labor involves high energy work
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
Outsourcing is increasingIn 2003 US lost 234000 information techn jobs An estimated 14 million more jobs may move
overseas
But US loss is a gain for India China Ireland Korea and other nations
Narayana Murthy (right) and his Infosys Information Technology complex in Bangalore India
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
Keep business away
Strong labor unions
High wages
Environment
protection laws and
Unstable
governments
Manufacturing and capital flows
to the areas of the world where
they can make the most profits
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
The speed of globalization results in environmental problems from
over-cutting forests
burning fossil fuels
producing more industrial and consumer waste
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
Growing threats to the environment affect all people
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
Lots of people question globalization
Hollywood is ruining our children
Globalization is forcing my child to work
Free trade is destroying us farmers
Industrial countries are leaving us out of Globalization
Development is destroying our rain forest
We have 50 million people living in poverty
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
Globalization involves contradictions
Profitable industry but widening gap between rich and poor
Lots of cultural pluralism but people becoming ldquohomogenizedrdquo (losing culture becoming the same)
Increasing interdependence but small communities banding more tightly together
Huge wealth in industrialized nations but great poverty in other countries
You mean
itrsquos not
good for
everyone
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
Some people believe that globalization is ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Can you interpret how this cartoon depicts the
idea of ldquocultural imperialismrdquo
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
Some wholeheartedly
embrace it
seek to maintain their traditions
fight for more economic fairness
turn to religion
turn violent
try to manage it for greater human good
People respond to globalization differently
A house in Figuig an oasisin Morocco on the edge of the Sahara Desert This family reaches out to the world through its satellite dish
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
Terrorism has ushered in a new global threat
Modern military strategies and weapons are often ineffective against suicide attacks
Terrorists communicate and spread their ideologies using cell phones and the Internet
Terrorist groups may have cells in many nations
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
In 2002 the United States government adopted policies of massive military intervention as part of a war on terror
2002 ndash US forces invaded Afghanistan to topple the government of the Taliban which was cooperating with international terrorists
2003 ndash US forces invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein The US accused him of supporting terrorism
Are we entering a new era of international relations
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
In this new era will the US act as democratic leader the supreme world power as an empire
owns about one fourth of the worldrsquos wealth
working to create democratic institutions in Afghanistan Iraq and other countries
has military force equal to the next 20 countries combined
striving to be a model of democracy for the world
maintains 725 military bases valued at $118 billion with 254000 military personnel in 153 nations
Do these factors help us
answer the question
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
Your decisions and actions will help shape the future
Will we cooperate to fight terrorism and work to ensure that all people live in dignity How these issues turn out is really up to us
One person can make a difference
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