Week 13

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Across
  1. 3. Scholte argues that globalization is best understood as ___ization or ‘globality.’ This entails a reconfiguration of social geography with increased transplanetary connections between people and another factor also in this puzzle.
  2. 6. One of the ways that Naim suggests we rethink the problem of globalization is develop more flexible notions of ____.
  3. 7. Moises Naim notes that what makes the threats he discusses so difficult in this globalized world is that they are not bound by geography, defy traditional notions of sovereignty, and pit government against ____ forces.
  4. 9. Part of globality – a phenomenon in which social connections substantially transcend territorial geography.
  5. 10. The surname of the best professor – nay, the best teacher of any kind – that the world could ever imagine. Brave, handsome, and articulate, with impeccable handwriting. It is all downhill after having Professor ____ for intro. (Hint: If you know what’s good for you, you will write a word that rhymes with “Schmonaldson”).
Down
  1. 1. Moises Naim argues that globalization as made the job of fighting “five ____ of globalization” against the international system – which mainly consist of well-financed networks of highly dedicated individuals.
  2. 2. Scholte criticizes current analysis of globalization because it is ___ in that it does not generate new understand that is not attainable with other concepts. These old conceptualizations of globalization cannot grasp certain key features of our times.
  3. 4. one of the traditional definitions of globalization, ___ization refers to the growth of cross-border exchange and interdependence, according to Scholte. This approach to defining globalization sees a more global world as one where more messages, ideas, money, and people cross borders.
  4. 5. Scholte spends an entire section arguing that a good ____ is important because (among other things) it serves to advance knowledge, can promote values, can bring precision to the issue at hand, and can encompass understandings in the fewest words.
  5. 8. My TA’s real smart and helpful as well. Whenever losing my way is a danger, he keeps me on ___. [Fills in the blank, but is also your TA’s actual name]