Dimensions of Globalisation

_________refers to people’s growing consciousness of 'thickening globality’.

• Global imagining

• Glocalisation

• Global Reimagining

___________it produces a dynamic global-local nexus which changes the character of both the national and local.

• Homogenity

• Glocalisation

• Globalisation

• None of the above

David Harvey (1990) refers to this global transformation as space-time compression.

• True

• False

Robin Cohen and Paul Kennedy (2000) suggest that globalisation refers to the increasing interconnectedness and interdependency of the world’s nations and their people, which has resulted in a single global economic, political and cultural system.

• True

• False

On a _______, globalisation can be defined as a process characterised by a growing engagement and communication between societies.

• micro and macro

• micro level

• macro-level

Steger suggests that globalisation is made up of three processes: globality, the global imagination and glocalisation.

• True

• False