Competing Theories and Structures of Globalization

2. The print and electronic media in global cultural flows.
5. Explains that the three core principles of the WSS.
6. Defined as "a spatial enclosure of the kind that others would call place".
7. focus on how practices and patterns of social existence of different societies affect the process of globalization and vice versa.
9. Refers to the migratory activities of people/individuals across cultures and territories.
10. Developed by Immanuel Wallerstein.
11. It refers to "the loose framework of global regulation, both institutional and normative, that constrains conduct.
12. It is impacted by the latter is that of David Harvey.
13. Economically developed and wealthy states, are by nature capitalist, and exploit peripheral countries.
14. refers to the markets wherein products, services or commodities from foreign countries are purchased or sold to consumers from other countries or parts of the world.

1. They are responsible for the manufacture and export of goods.
3. These organizations employ a small proportion of the global labor force to maximize the most profit and benefits in local and international markets.
4. Economically and politically weak.
8. The various forms of capital or financial assets and their movement for whatever purpose they are used around the world.
11. refers to the propensity of companies to invest and establish sites of production in countries or places.