Globalization and Ideologies Quiz

According to Michael Freeden, which challenges does globalization present to traditional ideological classifications?

• The disappearance of ideology as a concept

• The rise of new ideologies in the global South

• The fragmentation of established ideologies and uncertainty about ideology's existence

• The unification of all ideologies into a global family

Which variant of globalism emerged after 9/11 according to the ideological family of globalism?

• Market globalism

• Imperial globalism

• Neoliberal globalism

• Cultural globalism

What is one of the key characteristics of globalism, according to Steger?

• It has a fixed, unchanging structure

• It integrates concepts from other ideologies into a new hybrid structure

• It rejects the idea of free-market capitalism

• It focuses solely on the political sphere

According to Steger, what role do political belief systems play in relation to globalization?

• They provide a static framework for understanding global trends

• They are constantly shifting and require periodic reassessment

• They are irrelevant in the context of global transformations

• They must be replaced by new moral systems

Which scholar proposed the concept of different "scapes" such as ethnoscapes and technoscapes in the context of globalization?

• Michael Freeden

• Arjun Appadurai

• Pierre Bourdieu

• Thomas Friedman

How does Freeden describe globalization in terms of its categorization as an ideology?

• Globalization is primarily an ideology with a coherent set of beliefs

• Globalization should be considered purely as a physical phenomenon

• Globalization is not an ideology but a complex set of processes

• Globalization is a natural evolution of market principles

According to globalists, what is one of the core claims of globalization?

• Globalization is primarily a political process

• Globalization is about the integration and liberalization of markets

• Globalization rejects market forces in favor of government control

• Globalization only benefits developed countries

What is Pierre Bourdieu's stance on the spread of globalism?

• It is mainly supported by the Global North

• Globalism is widely accepted because it is seen as "common sense"

• It is difficult to resist because it is primarily academic

• Globalism is easy to reject due to its economic inequalities

What concept does Thomas Friedman associate with globalization?

• The rise of socialism

• Free-market capitalism

• The fall of nation-states

• Global democracy

According to the third claim of globalism, who is in charge of globalization?

• Governments of powerful nations

• Multinational corporations

• No single entity or group is in charge

• The United Nations