* Greetings!
thing because it creates opportunities for people
Good morning, everyone
• Now lets proceed to another topic which
I am going to discuss this morning, the
PHILOSOPHIES AND IDEOLOGIES
OF GLOBALIZATION
• Pag-aaralan yung roots or mga belief
system na pinaniniwalaan ng globalist on
the emergence of globalization.
SLIDE 1: Share objectives
• But before that let me share to you the
objectives of our discussion which is to
(ANALYZE THE DIFFERENT
PHILOSOPHIES AND
IDEOLOGIES OF
GLOBALIZATION)
- At the end of our discussion
can provide valuable insight into the complex
nature of the global economy. Additionally,
there are those who believe that globalization can
be a force for good, providing opportunities for
people to access resources and markets that
would otherwise be unavailable. Ultimately, the
different philosophies and ideologies of
globalization reflect the diverse perspectives of
those involved in the global economy.
SLIDE 2 :
EXP : Globalization is not just a physical
phenomenon, but also an ideological one(that
create theory). There are a range of norms,
claims, beliefs, and narratives about
globalization that occur in the arena of
ideology(collection of ideas) . For example,
some people believe that globalization is a good
privatization of formerly public goods and
around the world. Others may believe that
globalization is bad because it leads to the loss of
jobs and cultural traditions.
SLIDE 3: PHILOSPHY AND IDEOLOGY
EXP: To fully understand the term
philosophy and ideologies let us defined them
first
So what is philosophy?
Philosophy - philosophy tries to understand the
world in its current state. In other words,
ideology is aimed at changing the world whereas
philosophy is aimed at seeking the truth.
Philosophy aims at understand the world as it
exists whereas ideology is born out of a vision
for the future and aims at changing the current
state to that particular vision
Ideology – Ideology expresses dissatisfaction
with the current state and aspires to be some
future state whereas philosophy tries to
understand the world in its current state. In other
words, ideology is aimed at changing the world
whereas philosophy is aimed at seeking the truth.
For example, ikaw ay hahangad bilang politician
SLIDE 4: CAPITALISM AND NEOLIB
EXP: Capitalism and neoliberalism are two
economic systems that have been intertwined
throughout history. Capitalism is an economic
system in which private individuals, not
governments, own the means of production, such
as factories and farms. Neoliberalism advocates
for free trade across borders in order to reduce
poverty and inequality. It also encourages
services, elimination of government regulations,
protection of intellectual property rights,
encouraging foreign direct investment and
increasing competition within certain markets.
Together these two economic systems shape the
world economy today.
Capitalism is often thought of as an economic
system in which private actors own and control
property in accord with their interests, and
demand and supply freely set prices in markets
in a way that can serve the best interests of
society. The essential feature of capitalism is the
motive to make a profit.
In a capitalist country, citizens, not governments,
own and run companies. These companies
compete with other companies for business.
Capitalism – hongkong, Canada,
CLAIM 1:
• Free market capitalism – free market and
capitalism – talking about money or
capital
• Free market – lesser government
intervention
• Don’t put so much control policies that
control free flow of capital and free trade
• The more efficient economy –
• Profit oriented liberalize privatize public
industry and corporation
• Public consumption
• Remove trade barriers
CLAIM 2:
• Undo the past
• Trajectory of society
• Not correct invented
 • Doesn’t matter whether you like it or not
• Not into social media tend to isolate
• Forcing societies to liberalize and loosen
their policy to accommodate migrant
workers and to allow their citizen to work
overseas migrant workers
• Conservative north and south korea
CLAIM 3:
• Sariling proseso
• Nobody is in charge
• No monopoly
• Powerful countries may sarili siyang
CLAIM 4:
• International flow of goods and services
and people magbebenifit ang lahat
• Progress improvement in the likeways of
society
• Betterment of life
• Improvement in technology extend of life
span of people
• Production of technology that cure
diseases
• It is not just for liberals’ liberalism
embrace free will kapag may freedom
you can give people freedom to buy
things they want to buy and do mag aral
kahit saang dako ng bansa open any
website
• Socialist vision kasi ang socialism ay
magkakaroon ng equality sa lahat kung
state control ang production
• ADVANTAGEOUS SA MAY socialist
vision
• Socialism equality sa lahat
• Happened in the perspective kung stae
own and state controlled ang production
everyone will work for state and state ang CLAIM 6:
magtatakda ng sweldo at prices ng • Kaaway ng globalization ay
commodities terrorism kasi nag iinstill siya fear
• Mag globalize na e open up niyo na ang • Distrupt trading ,free flow of
inyong country for foreign investment capital sources
enagage in free trade • Power to put terror ito maintain
• Globalist has same vision as to socialist order in society
vision
• Globalization source of hope in the future
– it promises progress, bring all the
countries respective to their economic
situation
• Unprecedented exapnasioon of trade and
commerce
• Presence of multinational
• Expand ang commerce production ay sa
ibang bansa
• Ukay ukay made in Bangladesh made in
Malaysia china hindi na iisa ang ource
kasi na expand na
• Invest offshore not physically present to
invest in a company
• Rapid dissemination of information and
technology such covid information
CLAIM 5:
• Encourages spread of democracy
• Democracy free will right to vote, go
to any places as long as they have
papers, own property, accumulate
wealth
• Same idea to globalization give
freedom consumer and market
magiging free di siya cocontrolin ng
government or organization na
gusting mag monopolize
• Free trade among people and
countries