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- 1. Chapter 8 Living in a Globalised World
- 2. Key Concepts: Globalisation The process through which ideas and activities of people in different parts of the world become interconnected. Movement of people, goods & services Increased trade & communication across countries What is Globalisation?
- 4. Key Concepts: Globalisation The process through which ideas and activities of people in different parts of the world become interconnected. Interconnections To form links or relationships across countries, people, or different parties. Producer Consumer What is Globalisation?
- 5. Key Concepts: Globalisation The process through which ideas and activities of people in different parts of the world become interconnected. Interconnections To form links or relationships across countries, people, or different parties Interdependence Relationship where two or more parties mutually rely on one another. Producer Consumer What is Globalisation?
- 6. wh're is't from? SUPPLIER of raw materials Producer USA: Palladium Mexico: Bismuth Chile: Copper Brazil: Silicon Congo: Cobalt Zimbabwe: Lithium Japan: Steel Indonesia: Tin Australia: Titanium China: Magnesium
- 7. wh're is't from? SUPPLIER of raw materials Producer USA: Palladium Mexico: Bismuth Chile: Copper Brazil: Silicon Congo: Cobalt Zimbabwe: Lithium Japan: Steel Indonesia: Tin Australia: Titanium China: Magnesium CONSUMER
- 8. wh're is't from? SUPPLIER of raw materials Producer USA: Palladium Mexico: Bismuth Chile: Copper Brazil: Silicon Congo: Cobalt Zimbabwe: Lithium Japan: Steel Indonesia: Tin Australia: Titanium China: Magnesium CONSUMER
- 9. G l o b a l i s a t i o n - Interdependence - Interconnections What is Globalisation?
- 10. G l o b a l i s a t i o n • Widely used since 1900s • But actually started earlier than that! • It is not a new development • But the pace TODAY is more intense & rapid • Affects you and me in our daily lives! Why do we learn about Globalisation?
- 12. 3 key driving forces 1 32 Why do we learn about Globalisation? G l o b a l i s a t i o n Today… Why more intense & rapid? - Interdependence - Interconnections How did Globalisation occur?
- 13. 1 Drives Globalisation Developments in Transportation
- 14. Driving Forces of Globalisation: Developments in Transportation ^ 1 How did Globalisation occur?
- 15. Driving Forces of Globalisation: Developments in Transportation ^ 1 How did Globalisation occur?
- 16. Driving Forces of Globalisation: Developments in Transportation ^ 1 How did Globalisation occur?
- 17. Driving Forces of Globalisation: Developments in Transportation 1 How did Globalisation occur?
- 18. Driving Forces of Globalisation: Developments in Transportation Improved transport modes & infrastructure: • Travelling speed Ancient British Train & Railway Russian High Speed Train “Shrinking” world 1 How did Globalisation occur?
- 19. Driving Forces of Globalisation: Developments in Transportation Improved transport modes & infrastructure: • Travelling speed • Size/capacity Link? 1 How did Globalisation occur?
- 20. Driving Forces of Globalisation: Developments in Transportation Improved transport modes & infrastructure: • Travelling speed • Size/capacity Cost savings More goods & people move around world quickly (i.e. connect to places) People’s activities and ideas become more interconnected Link? 1 How did Globalisation occur?
- 21. Question: Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 1 Every year, how many countries’ vessels arrive in SG? 2 How many cities can you fly to from SG? 3 How many more new links is SG planning to build with Malaysia? Connecting SG to the World… Over 120countries’ vessels arrive in SG yearly 2more new links with Malaysia 320cities you can fly to from SG
- 22. KL-SG High Speed Rail
- 23. KL-SG High Speed Rail
- 24. JB-SG Rapid Transit System
- 25. 2 Drives Globalisation Growth of Multinational Corporations
- 26. MNCs – “multinational” • Operate economic activities in more than one country • Many employees Driving Forces of Globalisation: Growth of Multinational Corporations (MNCs) 2 How did Globalisation occur?
- 27. MNCs – “multinational” • Economic activities with rest of the world • Import, export, retail Driving Forces of Globalisation: Growth of Multinational Corporations (MNCs) Link? 2 How did Globalisation occur?
- 28. Driving Forces of Globalisation: Growth of Multinational Corporations (MNCs) MNCs – “multinational” • Business relationships across countries • Bring in new technology & expertise • Spread and exchange of ideas Link? 2 How did Globalisation occur?
- 30. 3 Drives Globalisation Advances in Technology
- 31. Driving Forces of Globalisation: Advances in Technology 3 How did Globalisation occur?
- 32. Driving Forces of Globalisation: Advances in Technology Technological advancements in communication • Access to internet • Use of mobile communication • Functions 3 How did Globalisation occur?
- 33. Driving Forces of Globalisation: Advances in Technology Technological advancements in communication • Access to internet • Use of mobile communication • Functions Link? People can connect & communicate @ anytime & anywhere People rely heavily on internet for information/navigation Sharing of information & info How did Globalisation occur? 3
- 34. Living in a Globalised World Chapter 8: What Drives Globalisation? Chapter 9: How Do We Respond? How did Globalisation occur? Why do we learn about Globalisation? What is Globalisation?
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- #4: What is globalisation OPAL Social Studies What is globalisation.m4v Video on globalisation which highlights that the globalisation being experienced today is one where there is a deepening interconnection between regional economies, societies and cultures due to the advancement of communication transportation and trade ne
- #7: Questions to ask students after watching animation: What can you infer? Can you comment on how the different countries are related? What does this tell you about our world and the things we use in our daily lives?
- #11: Genghis Khan – empire stretching from china to eastern Europe (biggest empire in human history)
- #12: Global Village OPAL Social Studies Global Village.m4v The video explores the term –‘global village’. Globalisation and the advancement of technologies in the areas of communication and transportation have made it easier for everyone to interact and be a part of a ‘global village’.
- #19: Russian high speed rail
- #22: Over 120 320 cities 2
- #27: HQs: Adidas – Germany Starbucks – Seattle, US (24,464 locations ww) Apple – California, US MacDonalds – Illinois, US (36,615 locations ww) Uber – San Fransciso, US (356 cities ww; 6700 employees) Pepper Lunch – Japan Nestle – Switzerland Eu Yan Sang – Singapore (Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, China, Australia)
- #30: Trade An Unequal relationship OPAL Social Studies Trade An Unequal relationship.m4v The video explores the unequal trade relationship between interdependent poor and wealthy nations. The poorer countries exports raw materials/resources at a low price but buys finished goods at a high price thus incurring trade deficit. While the rich co
- #32: Russian high speed rail
- #33: Russian high speed rail
- #34: Russian high speed rail