Global Governance 1

What is globalisation?

• Globalisation is the process of increased interconnectedness and interdependence among countries.
• Globalisation is the process of countries becoming self-sufficient.
• Globalisation refers to the decline of international trade.
• Globalisation is the isolation of countries from one another.

What are the 4 types of globalisation?

• Religious, Military, Scientific, Artistic
• Environmental, Social, Historical, Legal
• Economic, Cultural, Political, Social

• Biological, Geographical, Psychological, Linguistic

Define a Borderless World

• A society divided by cultural barriers.
• A global society with minimal geographical and political barriers.
• A global economy with isolated markets.
• A world with strict immigration laws.

What are global networks?

• Global networks are only used for social media interactions.
• Global networks are interconnected systems that enable communication and data exchange across the world.
• Global networks refer to local communication systems.
• Global networks are isolated systems that do not connect to the internet.

What are the different types of migration?

• Short-term, Long-term, Circular
• Internal, International, Seasonal, Permanent, Temporary, Forced, Voluntary
• Natural, Artificial, Cultural
• Urban, Rural, Coastal

What is an asylum seeker?

• An individual who travels for leisure and tourism.
• An asylum seeker is a person who seeks refuge in another country due to fear of persecution. for example.

• A person who is granted citizenship in a new country.
• Someone who is forcibly removed from their home country.

What is a refugee?

• A refugee is someone who has chosen to move to another country for better opportunities.
• A refugee is a person who has been granted citizenship in a new country.
• A refugee is someone who has fled their country due to fear of persecution.
• A refugee is a tourist who stays longer than planned.

What is a shrinking world?

• A shrinking world refers to a decrease in global trade due to isolationism.
• A shrinking world is a term used to describe the reduction of the Earth's physical size.
• A shrinking world means fewer countries are interacting with each other.
• A shrinking world is a concept describing increased global interconnectedness due to technological advancements.

How do trade blocs affect economic migration?

• Trade blocs promote economic migration by easing movement and creating job opportunities.
• Trade blocs have no impact on job opportunities or migration patterns.
• Trade blocs only benefit large corporations, not individual workers.
• Trade blocs restrict economic migration by imposing strict border controls.

What are remittances?

• Remittances are money transfers made by migrants to their home country.
• Remittances are taxes collected from expatriates.
• Remittances are loans given to migrants for starting businesses.
• Remittances are government aid programs for citizens.