Globalization a double-edged sword

are the goals that actors have, the outcomes they hope to obtain through political action

• Interest
• Interactions
• Institutions
• Actors
• Globalization

Are the ways in which two or more actors’ choices combine to produce political outcomes

• Interest
• Interactions
• Institutions
• Actors
• Globalization

ARe sets of rules, known and shared by the relevant community, that structure political interactions that actors have, the outcomes they hope to obtain through political action

• Interest
• Interactions
• Institutions
• Actors
• Globalization

globalization as a substantive process of increasing worldwide connectivity which is open to empirical and historical methods of enquiry. that actors have, the outcomes they hope to obtain through political action

• Globalization according to materialism
• Globalization according to constructivism
• Globalization according to idological perspective

ideational terms as a principally discursive phenomenon which has no objective or permanent meaning, but rather is ‘what we (or they) make of it’

• Globalization according to materialism
• Globalization according to constructivism
• Globalization according to idological perspective

a political and economic project and ideology advanced by the most powerful (states and elites) to fashion the world order according to their interests, e.g. neoliberal globalization

• Globalization according to materialism
• Globalization according to constructivism
• Globalization according to idological perspective

What is Power?

• A tool to enforce economic models
• an instrument that can be exercised
• an imaginary thing that depends on your belifs
• Power is political control
• It has to do with authority