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POLS 2140 Global Competition: The Rise of Asia
Review from last class • Airports – heavy for light • Globalization and metaphor • Metaphors in practice • Networks • Barriers – Racism, death throes of white supremacy? • Summary • Backpacking
Sample exam question • The bonus text argues that backpacking as a phenomenon is primarily linked to this characteristic: A. Being from the global South B. Environmental protection C. Affluence D. Available to people of all ages E. Being unemployable
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Bonus text 1 – Mobile Phones • Used to be heavy and immobile – symbols still in mobile phones – slow disappearance of payphones/transformation into Wi- Fi hotspots vs outages • Heavy infrastructure now used for broadband (DSL/fiber) – Have you ever used a pay phone? • Intimacy of the pocket – tactile and personal experience of the technology – changes the way that we socially function ( vibration, selfies, public venues) – msm vs grindr vs data vs privacy
Thrift Ch 4 – Mobile Phones • Cellular infrastructure more massive than land lines – attempts to hide – who should pay for costs? – Different Internet protocols and surveillance and privacy • Do you have an expectation of privacy in a public space? Airport? – Should celebrities? Kardashians • Cell phones and intimacy – records of contact – snapchat/tinder/nudity – infinite memory • Does the internet create a global human hive mind?
Sample exam question • The ‘intimacy’ of these devices increases the role of public decision-making in private lives? A. Cell phone towers B. Cell phones C. Undersea cables D. Airports E. Celebrities
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Arrested on date
Today • Chapter just eliminated from the text – Referenced last week • Allows me to truncate econ talk – Already throughout – People shut down on it – Week 6 can be lighter for midterms
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Today: Different Theories of Globalization • Innate – Hardwired into humans to search for betterment (nothing new about Globalization) • Cycles/Epochs – Other global ages, Byzantine, Roman, British Empires, religious expansion, colonization, imperialism, post WWII, post-cold war • Events – transatlantic telephone call, airline flight, satellite transmission, bank transfer, ARPAnet, 9/11 • Changes – US as superpower, MNC’s rise, Fall of USSR • Global colour line (not in text) • Which do you find most convincing? • Is globalization inevitable?
Transnationalism • Often used interchangeably with globalization – Interconnections across geo-political borders, normally with two or more nation-states – ‘processes that interconnect individuals and social groups across specific geo- political borders’ • Popular issue of discussion in the 1970s/1980s • Baseball as transnational – US, Canada, Japan, Taiwan, Cuba, Dominican Republic – Crosses borders but isn’t necessarily global (versus FIFA) – ‘ transnationality ’: ‘rise of new communities and formation of new social identities and relations that cannot be defined as nation- states’
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IOC – A Global Organization • Bourgeois Sporting organization – Olympic Social Movement – ethical and educational – Modern developed in relation to worker’s games – Elite versus popular games, amateur versus professional • Global Not-For-Profit Corporation – Coordinates regional bodies and other International Organizations (FIFA, FEI) – One of the oldest non-democratic International Organizations – If people choose to watch, should we allow totally unregulated athletic competitions? (doping games)
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ILO – A Transnational organization • International Labour Organization – Established with the League of Nations in 1919 • Workers rights= ban shipping of good if under age 16, equal pay, 40 hour week, day off, inspections, same laws for foreign workers – Dealt with international trade unions • Moderate space between communism and capitalism – Fragmented by North American, European Splits • Flows increasing and flows decreasing – Mobility decreased, rules increased – Mobility is increasing, rules decreasing
Today: Debates about globalization • Skeptics versus globalists • Globalists: globalization exists and encompasses the entire globe • Skeptics: no such thing as globalization because the world is too big, large parts of it are excluded • Are the indirect and unintended consequences of globalization the same as globalization? – Elysium? Alita? Ready Player one? Maze Runner? Hunger games? The Purge? Handmaid’s Tale? Snowpiercer? Planet of the Apes? Blade Runner? Divergent? Mad Max? Tenet? Westworld?
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Globalization and Exclusion
Single versus multiple globalization’s • Many different globalization’s – Happen differently based on where you are, who you are (haves and have nots) – Terminological or substantive difference • Definitions of politics – Who counts, who doesn’t (participatory budgets) – Who decides, what decisions impact – Who are the primary actors in globalization • What do you think the emphasis of politics should be?
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Participation in Democracy
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The importance of a letter • globalization versus globalization s – globalists maintain this reinforces their point – Skeptics argue they are different processes • Is globalization increasingly pervasive? – Inability to stop/deal with flows – role of the state • ‘Commanding Heights’ – do leaders have the ability to control the economy? – what caused the economic crisis? – What is the role of the state in crisis response? – SWF – should states be businesses too?
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Sovereign Wealth Funds
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Assuming globalization exists… • When did it start? – Events view • Romans, Christianity, Islam, Vikings, Middle Ages trade, Italian city states, Genghis Khan, Marco Polo, Christopher Columbus, European colonialism, Spanish flu, world wars
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Assuming globalization exists… • When did it start? – Specific events • First transatlantic telephone call, flying across Atlantic, satellite television broadcast, transmission of a single picture of years, electronic wire transfers, global fund transfers, Arpnet, 9/11
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Did 9/11 change everything?
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Did 9/11 change everything? • Globalization supplanting the importance of the nation- state – Non-state actors more important (market actors take over commanding heights of the economy) – Inability to regulate finance during the crisis = strength of corporate actors – States are unwilling or unable to stop flows in and out of their countries • 9/11 – resurgence importance of the border – Heightened policing of state populations – Increased management and control of global population flows – New and resurgent ethnocentric/racist/stereotyping • Are resurgent borders permanent or temporary?
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Framing Globalization • TNC vs. MNC – Transnational economy still dominant – Regional trading blocs and regimes • Intergovernmental forums (UN) – Sign of multilateralism or intergovernmentalism? – Nation state vs globalization – Has globalization peaked?
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Multinational Corporations
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Multinational corporations (MNCs) • Transnational economy, global labor, global value chains – MNCs tend to be based in national economies – The importance of Delaware – The world economic forum (Davos) • Questions about what MNC growth means for GDP for countries – Skeptics see tax revenue as national • Does the strength of Apple represent American or Chinese strength?
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The state as globalization • State plays an integral role in promoting and sustaining globalization – Economic liberalization – Control of flows (migration/drugs/sex trade) – Ability to regulate/deregulate • Intergovernmental organizations are still powerful – State representatives at the United Nations – G7/G8/G20 – meetings between state leaders – Debt problems and bailout for US/Europe led by state leaders • Civil society still exists within states – People are members of state/vote within states • Is voting an effective mechanism of participating in globalization?
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Assuming globalization exists… • When did it start? – Is it innate (basic human urged to seek a better life)? People are nomadic and have always searched for newer, different places – Long-term cyclical – not new, but different periods of heightened interconnection (Chomsky) – Phases – Peiterse – 8 Great phases 1. Eurasian phase (3000 BCE) agriculture, urban, migration, empires 2. Afro-Eurasian phase (1000 BCE) commerce in Greco roman, west, east Africa 3. Oriental Phase I (500CE) world economy and caravan trade 4. Oriental Phase II (1100) improvements in tech and silk routes 5. Multicentric phase (1500) trade across Atlantic 6. Euro-Atlantic phase (1800) industrialization and colonial division of labour 7. 20C phase (1950) MNC’s in US, Japan, Europe and end of cold war? 8. 21C phase (2000) new geography and east Asia
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Assuming globalization exists… • When did it start? – Robertson – epochs 1. 15 th to 18 th century (Sun centric view, modern geography, Gregorian calendar) 2. Mid-1700s to 1870s (formal international relations, concrete conception of humankind, international and transnational regulation) 3. 1870s to 1920s (increase in number and speed of communication, global competitions, world time, first world war) 4. 1920s to 1960s (struggle for hegemony, World War II, Cold War, formation of the UN) 5. 1960s to 1990s (uncertainty, Third World inclusion, and the Cold War, global civil society, global media) • Do we need a new phase today? What would it be?
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Thrift et al – Bollywood • Indian film industry based in Mumbai/Bombay – Postcolonial verbiage (everyday life of India) • Bollywood only 1/5 of Indian film industry – Catch all term (external chauvinism?) • High grossing classics from 1940’s - 70’s form cultural core reworked and reimagined – 1980’s movement away from heroic males to imposition of disco and modern issues – Modernization of technique and themes and profits
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Thrift et al - Bollywood • Globalization of Bollywood – Hindu-Urdu speaking population in Middle East, Fiji, Trinidad, Guyana, Surinam, Mauritius, UK, India, Canada, Australia (diaspora) – Shift from postcolonial to transnational – use of Andrew Lloyd Weber • Slumdog Millionaire (2008) - $378M – Modern + thematic • Bollywood is a shift from the postcolonial to the transnational
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Tollywood
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Global culture • Is there a common global culture? – Bollywood/Hollywood? – FIFA/World Cup? – McDonald’s/fast food? – Google/Facebook/Internet?
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Globalization or globalizations? • Economic: globalization means economic globalization – Is it the foundation of all the others? • Political globalization: global issues in global responses – Iraq 1991, WMD, UN, Al Qaeda – ‘political relations that exist at a global level, including inter –national relations’
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Globalization or globalizations? • Cultural: global flow of culture – Television, food, movies, music – ‘cultural influences that existed a global level, between and among various nations’ • Religion: global in scope, global influence – Catholicism, Islam, Judaism – New pope and social justice – New? Or always the case? Declining? • What’s the difference between learning and conversion?
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Globalization or globalizations? • Science: global research and knowledge production – Innovations transmitted, internet, journals, instantaneous – Open source access – Should you have to pay for textbooks? • Health and medicine: spread of medical knowledge and expertise globally – Dealing with disease, treatments – Aging populations, declining birth rates – Gerontology is a increasing concern of the UN
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Globalization as Open Access
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Globalization or globalizations? • Sports: international governance bodies global competitions – WADA, INGO’s, IOC • Education: global knowledge, global classrooms, franchises – Business administration/MBA – Global campuses – Universities online • Primary/secondary not keeping up with globalization (how to fix?) • Students learning outside of the classroom? • Failure of resources in the South for primary education • Should first-graders be taught how to code?
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Coding as literacy
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What drives globalization? • Material versus ideal explanations – Economy and concrete changes = material – Idealists and global concepts = Ideal • Myth of ‘free markets’ – Drives policy changes, need for liberalization, free trade – Can’t be falsified by material problems • Hope for a middle ground? – Would assume and apolitical basis from which to judge things – Canadian fence sitting?
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‘Free’ markets
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Anticolonial Nationalism • Getachew, Adom. "Worldmaking after Empire." Worldmaking after Empire. Princeton University Press, 2019. – Black Atlantic – Bandung Conference 1955 • Effort to prevent foreign interference – Separates the political from economic, social and cultural like to west = replicating western models – Nationalism is a fantasy of coherence that never existed • Hatian revolution vs French revolution – Subsequent indemnity for lost slaves – debt costing Haiti $21 to 115 billion of economic growth over a period of two centuries – In 2016, the Parliament of France repealed the 1825 ordinance of Charles X, though no reparations have been offered by France
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Global Colour Line • DU Bois – whiteness and global Jim Crow emerges from decolonization – Settler colonial projects in AUS, CAN, NZ, SA, US • Japan proposes a racial equality clause in 1919 at Versailles – rejected – Not allowed at League of Nations
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Racial Heirarchy • Constitutive of the League and universal claims of self-determination and human rights – Anti-slavery movements to destabilize new African regimes (Liberia and Ethopia) – early humanitarianism – ‘duty of assistance’ from the ‘society of well ordered peoples’ – Italio-Ethopian war = failure of League
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Momentary human rights
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Is globalization inevitable? • Globalization from above – ‘ process that is created and disseminated by large -scale social forces, especially in the north, and imposed especially on the south’ – Why I hate Friedman’s the world is flat • Danger of thinking inevitably – Self filling prophecies/lack of desire to change • Difference between globalization from above (MNC’s) and globalization from below (Social movements) – Alter globalization/global justice movement – Occupy/anticapitalist/anarchist alternatives
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Globalization from below • ‘individual actors, and groups of actors, opposing and acting to oppose globalization’ • Seattle 1999 – UBC 1998 – Anti-WTO – Global Debt jubilee • Should anyone be allowed to come and speak or protest on campus?
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Alter – globalization • Efforts to rethink globalization from below – World social forum – Slow food movements • Utilize globalization to get people to focus on local food and production • Hundred mile challenge – Contestation and alternatives developed worldwide • Via Campesina • Global food crises • Who is obligated to stop ethanol production in the United States? (40% of Corn during corn shortages)
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Via Campensina
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Globaphilia vs Globaphobia • For who tend to overemphasize the positive and deemphasize the negative (or vice versa) – Facebook likes • Globaphilia – – Unlimited source of benefit to humanity – North disproportionately benefits from globalization (flows, incomes, trade) – Perceived benefits of democracy (confusion of market with choice) – Refusal to see the link between democracy and war – Benefits of civil society, global culture
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Globaphilia vs Globophobia • Globophobia – Globalization is guilty for all the ills of society – Very common in the US ( left and right, isolationist) – Lou Dobbs and immigration – Chomsky and corporate globalization – Negative effects for the less well-off – Net economic benefit of globalization unclear • Bigger pots, less well distributed • Hard to prove MNCs are more powerful than states • Labor conditions on the whole have been improving • Developed countries continue to use protectionism • How do you see globalization?
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Has Globalization gone too far?
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What can we do about globalization? • Nothing – Runaway train, processes under way – Powerful interests are reflected in globalization so they will continue • Everything – Impacted deeply by actions, groups, organizations – We have to participate in globalization in order for it to continue
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MC Question • Bollywood can be best understood as this form of interconnection A. Globalization B. Transnationalism C. Globophobia D. Globaphilia E. Innate
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