Globalisation Perspectives by Usic https://padlet.com/usictech/z2g82vgey5z0sep6 Made with a lightning strike of genius en-us 2021-06-14 08:13:07 UTC 2026-01-05 17:23:37 UTC hello@padlet.com 1. How is globalisation perceived overall (Is it a new era? If so, what is new?) by…a. Globalistsb. Internationalistsc. Tranformationalists usictech https://padlet.com/usictech/z2g82vgey5z0sep6/wish/1604608908 2021-06-14 08:14:27 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/z2g82vgey5z0sep6/wish/1604608908 2. How is the power of the State (national governments) perceived by…a. Globalistsb. Internationalistsc. Tranformationalists usictech https://padlet.com/usictech/z2g82vgey5z0sep6/wish/1604609114 2021-06-14 08:14:37 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/z2g82vgey5z0sep6/wish/1604609114 3. What is the future of globalisation according to…a. Globalistsb. Internationalistsc. Tranformationalists usictech https://padlet.com/usictech/z2g82vgey5z0sep6/wish/1604609462 2021-06-14 08:14:47 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/z2g82vgey5z0sep6/wish/1604609462 4. Based on what you have read so far and your own opinion, which of the three Schools of Thought you find more convincing and why? usictech https://padlet.com/usictech/z2g82vgey5z0sep6/wish/1604609846 2021-06-14 08:15:04 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/z2g82vgey5z0sep6/wish/1604609846 Group 2 https://padlet.com/usictech/z2g82vgey5z0sep6/wish/1604610038 1a. optimists: sharing cultures, put people together, improve the understanding among nations, become global village. Pessimistic: world becoming less diverse, uneven consequences of globalization
1b. internationalists: not a new phase, nation states are still important, nothing major change
1c. a significant shift, in the middle of globalists and internationalists.
2a. globalists: advent of globalization, the power of the state began to decline
2b. internationalists argue that countries still have plenty of room to determine their own political and economic priorities
2c. The State is being challenged and its functions are being transformed, but it still has an important role to play.
3a.becoming global village, inevitable trajectory of development
3b. Globalization has not led to more and more homogenization, but to conflicts between nations
3c. Contemporary global interactions are complex, diverse, and unpredictable, and deserve continued attention and research
4. Tranformationalists is more convincing, there are some changes which promote the world to become one,


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a. Globalists
 A real and tangible phenomenon. globalization is an inevitable trend that can not be resisted or influenced by human intervention. 
b. Internationalists 
Exaggerated or just a myth.In fact it is Internationalization 
c. Tranformationalists
A real phenomenon, but exaggerated.
Q2:
a. Globalists
Decline of the State.
b. Internationalists
The State has not declined. In many cases, it has even strengthened.
c. Tranformationalists
The State is being challenged and its functions are being transformed,  but it still plays a significant role.
Q3:
a. Globalists
Globality
b. Internationalists
Survival of the Nation- State.Inter-state conflicts.
c. Tranformationalists
Uncertainty
Q4:
We think the Transformationalists' argument is more convincing. The model highlighted by the globalists may require very significant changes to take place. Globalisation is happening, and international exchanges are becoming deeper and wider. But it is still country-based. The future of change is challenging and uncertain.
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     Internationalists：Exaggerated or just a myth
     Tranformationalists ：A real phenomenon, but exaggerated and complex

2.Globalists：The power is waning.
   Internationalists ：The power is still there. The State has not declined. In many cases, it has even strengthened.
    Tranformationalists: The state is being challenged and its function are being transformed, but it still plays a significant role.

3.Globalists：a. Globality
     Internationalists：Survival of the Nation- State. Inter-state conflicts.
     Tranformationalists ：Uncertainty

4. Transformationalists is more convincing for me, because there is no certain evidence which can prove the globalisation is inevitable, and people still live in a State ruling world, because the highly developed military technology, the leader of each States will not willing to handle their power out. The future is really uncertain. 

]]> 2021-06-14 08:16:10 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/z2g82vgey5z0sep6/wish/1604611484 Group4:Globalisation is a real and tangible phenomenon. It has spread everywhere. Globalisation is an inevitable development. Nobody can resist it. https://padlet.com/usictech/z2g82vgey5z0sep6/wish/1604616738 2.Increased inter-connectedness will gradually reduce local and national differences.

3It will finally produce a more homogeneous global culture and way of life and an integrated world economy.
4.See globalisation as beneficial. we are all becoming world citizens living in a ‘Global Village’. 
b.internationlist
1.Believe that globalisation is either exaggerated as a new phenomenon or just a myth. 
2.There is nothing new to it. We are just experiencing more internationalization 

3Increases in global flows of trade and finance are not qualitatively different from ones that have taken place in the past.

cTransformationalists 
Stand midway between Globalists and the Internationalists.

Q2 Globalists
 1.The power of the nation-state is waning. 
2.The State is and will continue to be a significant world actor, retaining its relative autonomy and sovereignty. 
Q3.

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