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Globalisation MatchUp
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Those who see primarily disadvantages to globalisation and believe the nation state is still of great importance
A belief that globalisation represents a new form of colonial relations between the Global North and Global South
The industrialised developed nations
Large profit-making organisations in control of production of goods and/or services in several countries
The emergence of common customs, values, ideas and identities across national borders
The ability of nation states to practise self-determination
Liberal trade policy seeking to remove all trade restrictions globally
The process by which state rules are removed in order to promote economic competition
The widespread removal of trade barriers, increased prominence of MNCs and new cheaper methods of global trade, such as containerisation
The developing nations that are still industrialising
The tendency towards cooperation between nation states in the formation of common laws, standards and regulations
Economic Globalisation
Political Globalisation
Deregulation
Multinational Corporations (MNCs)
Free Trade
Globalisation Sceptics
Neocolonialism
Global North
Global South
Sovereignty
Cultural Globalisation