Regionalization Quiz

1. What are the key processes that emerged in the 1980s and gained momentum after the Cold War?

• 1. Globalization and Regionalization

• 1. Industrialization and Modernization

• 1. Nationalism and Isolationism

• 1. Colonization and Decolonization

1. How did the 2007 Financial Times survey respondents generally view globalization?

• • Positively

• • Indifferently

• • Negatively

• • Ambiguously

1. Which term describes efforts to make globalization more acceptable to citizens?

• • Managed globalization

• • Unregulated globalization

• • Total globalization

• • Isolated globalization

1. What is the term for a group of countries in the same geographically specified area?

• 2. Province

• 1. Region

• 1. Nation

• 1. Territory

1. How does regionalization impact the global landscape, according to the text?

• • By opposing globalization

• • By isolating regions

• • By eliminating globalization

• • By contributing to a global phenomenon

1. What does the "contagion effect" in regionalization refer to?

• • The spread of disease

• • A weather pattern

• • A medical phenomenon

• • The spread of regionalization due to success or imitation

1. How do regional organizations affect domestic companies?

• • They encourage global competition.

• • They limit domestic market access.

• • They increase taxes on domestic companies.

• • They provide protected markets for scale economies.

1. What is the role of non-state actors, like TNCs, in regionalism?

• • They promote regional conflicts.

• • They enforce regional laws.

• • They influence regionalism through lobbying and competition.

• • They support global governance.

1. In the context of globalization and regionalization, what does "managed globalization" aim to address?

• • Elimination of globalization

• • Negative public perceptions

• • Promotion of regionalization

• • Expansion of global corporations

1. Which term is used to describe societal integration and economic interaction?

• 1. Regionalization

• 1. Localization

• 1. Globalization

• 1. Regionalism