The nature of Globalisation

Dr Maurice MullardLectures 1 and 2

DEFINING GLOBALISATIONWhat is the nature of present

globalisationGlobalisation in historical context ‘economic globalisation and

integration of economiesAwareness Gaza Abu Ghraib

Guantanamo Bay Rwanda Darfur, Bosnia

GLOBALISATION 19TH CENTURY STYLEGLOBAL SLAVERY CONNECTED

WITH EMPIRENEW TECHNOLOGY

TELEGRAPHY, RAILWAYSGLOBAL TIME AND SPACESFree Trade a philosophy

GLOBAL WORLD TRADECOBDEN AND BRIGHT TRADE

AND WORLD PEACERICARDO ON RELATIVE

ADVANTAGEFLOWS OF TRADE WITHOUT

BARRIERS

POLITICAL ACCOUNTABILITY AND THE NATION STATE SOVEREIGNTY CITIZENSHIPTRANSPARENCYLOCAL DEMOCRACYPOLITICS AND GLOBALISATIONHOW GLOBALISATION IS DEFINED

AND SHAPED

INTERPRETATIONS OF GLOBALISATIONTHE HYPER GLOBALISTSBORDERLESS ECONOMY CAPITAL FLOWS, FDIS THE IMPACT OF MULTI

NATIONALS INTERNET -COMPETITION

POLITICS AND SOCIAL POLICYHOLLOWED OUT STATE DECLINE

OF NATION STATETHE SILENT TAKEOVER IMPACT

OF CORPORATIONS ON DEMOCRACY

THE WEIGHTLESS CORPORATION

THE CONCEPT OF POLITICSWEIGHTLESS CORPORATION

DISAVOWAL OF RESPONSIBILITY CONTRACTING OUT EMPLOYMENT

GLOBALISATION AND FLEXIBILITY

GLOBALISATION THE ART OF THE POSSIBLEPOLITICS AS CHOICETHE SPHERE OF POLITICSPOLITICS AS AN ART OF THE

POSSIBLEGLOBALISATION IS NOT

EVITABLE OR EXTERNAL EVENT

THE GLOBAL SCEPTICS HISTORICAL EVIDENCE – ECONOMIC DATA

1890 1910 TO 1990 AND 2000 PROTECTION AND DISRUPTION THE ROLE OF MULTINATIONALS

GLOBALISATION AS PROCESS WHAT IS DIFFERENT ABOUT PRESENT

GLOBALISATION GLOBALISATION AS FACT GLOBALISATION AS POLITICAL CHOICES