Harvard's Nye: This Is Not the End of Globalization

The video discusses the rise of populism in the context of Brexit and the US elections, highlighting that globalization is not ending despite challenges to liberalism and trade agreements. It explores the anti-globalization movement, noting its economic and cultural dimensions. The impact of Trump's rhetoric on US soft power is examined, alongside China's strategic use of economic and soft power. The video also analyzes the Philippines' foreign policy shift under Duterte, drawing parallels with Turkey's strategy of balancing relations with major powers.

What is a key factor that indicates globalization is not ending in the US?

• Decline in public opinion support

• Increase in American trade

• Rise in protectionism

• Decrease in trade agreements

How does the current challenge to liberalism differ from past protectionist movements?

• It shows a rise in protectionism

• It has less public support

• It does not involve increased protectionism

• It involves more trade agreements

What is a major concern of the anti-globalization movement?

• Increased trade

• Technological advancement

• Political stability

• Cultural changes

How has Donald Trump's campaign rhetoric affected American soft power?

• It has damaged it

• It has strengthened it

• It has had no effect

• It has improved global relations

What strategy is China using to enhance its global influence?

• Cultural isolation

• Political alliances

• Military expansion

• Economic initiatives and aid

What is a common strategy for smaller countries like the Philippines in international relations?

• Choosing a single ally

• Focusing on domestic issues

• Avoiding international trade

• Balancing relations with major powers

What is a potential downside for China in its international strategy?

• Lack of economic resources

• Over-reliance on trade agreements

• Decline in cultural influence

• Territorial disputes with neighbors