MIDTERM EXAMINATION IN GEC-TCW

This concept is extended further by examining how the nation - state transcends its geography.  Emphasis is placed on the “re - imagining” of the nation - state in the light of such global flows.

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It is a movement towards political integration of transnational actors aimed at negotiating responses to global problems affecting more than one state or region. It tends to involve institutionalization.

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They act as catalyst, advocate, educator, facilitator to promote the wise use and sustainable acts development of the global environment.

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It describes a world in which barriers exist and are created to prevent the free movement of all sorts of things.

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It grows increasingly solid as they resist change.

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It can be seen as being of enormous importance in allowing information of various sorts to flow in innumerable directions.

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It tends to melt whatever stands in its path.

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It is a process in which two or more states in a broadly defined geographic area reduce a range of trade barriers to advance or protect a set of economic goals.

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This type allows for the creation of economically integrated markets between member countries. Trade barriers are removed, as are any restrictions on the movement of labor and capital between member countries.

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This type of market provides for economic cooperation as in a free-trade zone. Barriers to trade are removed between member countries. The primary difference from the free trade area is that members agree to treat trade with nonmember countries in a similar manner.

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