IDENTIFICATION
International Relations
1. Globalization Is the process by which ideas,
knowledge, information, goods, and services
spread around the world.
2. World Bank would provide loans for
European reconstruction but later expanded its
activities to the developing world.
3. Economic Globalization It refers to the
widespread international movements of goods,
capital, services, technology, and information.
4. Cultural Globalization Refers to the
transmission of ideas, meanings, and values
across the national boarders.
5. Detraditionalization Where people question
their traditional beliefs about religion, marriage,
gender roles and so on.
6. Financial Homogeneity It exist in many
countries. It was prevalent in many communist
countries – this type of homogenous society is
in decline now a day.
7. Political Globalization refers to the absence
of the absolute sovereignty of state’s political
borders over a certain area as well as increased
interaction between the systems of government
and increased external intervention and
interaction on the basis of democracy, non-
government organizations, human rights, and
freedoms.
8. Global Economy refers to the interconnected
worldwide economic activities that take place
between multiple countries.
9. Market Integration occurs when prices
among different locations or related goods
follow similar patterns over a long period of
time.
10. Global Interstate System It is the whole
system of human interactions. / A political
scientist commonly calls this the international
system, and it is the main focus of the field of
11. Nation State This refer to modern countries
and their political apparatuses rulers over single
nation.
12. Nationalism Is a primary a political principle
which holds that the political and the national
unit should be congruent.
13. Internationalism It is anchored on the
opinion that nationalism should be outrun
because links that bind people of different
countries are more powerful that those that
disconnect them.
14. Globalism This concept emerged as an
attitude that seeks to understand all the
interconnections of the modern world and to
highlights patterns that underlie them.
15. Global Governance encompasses activities
that transcend national boundaries at the
international, transnational, and regional levels
and is based on rights and rules that are
enforced through a combination of economic
and moral incentives.
16. Trade Agreement It is when two or more
nations agree on the terms of trade between
them.
17. Import Are goods and services produced in
a foreign country and bought by domestic
residents.
18. Exports Are goods and services that are
made in a country and sold outside its borders.
19. Golden Straight Jacket Thomas Friedman
coined the term ____ to describe how states are
now forced into policies.
20. Nation Emphasizes the organic ties that hold
groups of people together and inspire a sense of
loyalty and belonging.

MULTIPLE CHOICE:
1. Academic literature commonly subdivides
globalization into three major areas which is
NOT included:
A. Economic Globalization
B. Cultural/Social Globalization
C. Technological Globalization
D. Political Globalization
2. Is most often mentioned in the media:
A. Political Globalization
B. Economic Globalization
C. Social Globalization
D. Modern Globalization
3. This economic institution would oversee the
international monetary system:
A. The International Monetary Fund (IMF)
B. World Bank (WB)
C. World Trade Organization
D. International Criminal Court (CC)
4. argued that the nation-state, as complex
modern political form, is on its last legs:
A. Kenichi Ohmae
B. James Rosenau
C. Hans Schattle
D. Arjun Apparudai
5. According to ___ States are struggling while
trying to keep advantages toward
supranational integration and met with forces
of local fragmentation:
A. Hans Schattle
B. James Rosenau
C. Arjun Apparudai
D. Kenichi Ohmae
6. According to ____ state now hold
themselves accountable to a host of
international norms and standards often with
the express purpose of gaining legitimacy at
home and respectability abroad.
A. Hans Schattle
B. James Rosenau
C. Arjun Apparudai
D. Kenichi Ohmae
7. Claimed that economic independence and
global communication had rendered the nation
state a nostalgic fiction.
A. Kenichi Ohmae
B. Arjun Apparudai
C. James Rosenau
D. Hans Schattle
8. Is a model of free market capitalism that
favors greatly reduced government spending,
deregulation, globalization, free rade, and
privatization:
A. Deregulism
B. Globalism
C. Internationalism
D. Neolibarism
9. The global economy comprises several
characteristics, such as:
A. Globalization, International Trade,
International Finance, Global investment
B. Domestic Economies, International Trade,
Global Investment, Global Equality
C. Global Equality, Globalization, International 14. It is characterized by increasing integration
Trade, Global Investment of economics around the world.

D. Globalization, International Trade, Global A. Economic Globalization

Equality, International Finance
B. Cultural Globalization
10. Factors affecting the Global Economy,
C. Political Globalization
which is NOT included:
15. It is responsible for funding postwar
A. Population
reconstruction projects
B. Law
A. World Bank
C. Technology
B. IMF
D. Religion
C. WTO
11. Why countries form regional associations?
D. GATT
A. Civil War
16. This is the global leader of last resort to
B. European conflict prevent individual countries from spiraling into
credits crises.
C. Military Defense
A. IMF
D. Economic Plan
B. WORLD BANK
12. Most widely known defense group?
C. GATT
A. NATO
D. WTO
B. OPE
17. IMF regards ____ as a historical process
C. NAM
representing results of human innovation and
D. IMF technological process.

13. Globalization is spatial because it occurs in A. Cultural Globalization

physical places. Which of the following does
B. Economic Globalization
not support the statement?
C. Industrial Globalization
A. Foreign investments and capital move
through cities D. Political Globalization

B. People start purchasing high rise 18. Anthropologist, different kinds of

condominium globalization occur on multiple and
intersecting dimensions of integration.
C. More poor people are driven out of city
centers A. Karl Max

D. Cities act on globalization and globalization B. Milton Friedman

acts on cities
C. Arjun Appadurai

D. Benedict Anderson
19. Network of connections that transcends 3. Population
distances of different countries of the world.
4. Labour/Labor
A. Internationalization
5. Human Capital
B. Global Interstate System
6. Technology
C. Globalism
7. Law
D. Globalization
2.) Examples of Political Globalization:
20. It shows the contribution of the different
1. European Union (EU)
financial and economic institution that
facilitated the growth of the global economy. 2. North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
A. International Monetary Fund 3. Belt and Road Initiative
B. Market Integration 4. War Games
C. Bretton Wood System 5. NAFTA
D. World Bank 3.) Example of Cultural Globalization:

TRUE OR FALSE:
1. Internationalization, also known as
globalization, refers to the deepening of
interactions between states.
A. True
B. False
2. The global interstate system is a facet of
contemporary political globalization that seeks
to form collaboration among nation states
through the establishment of
intergovernmental organizations.
A. True
B. False
1. Migration
2. Food
3. Sport
4.) 3 Economic Institutions that is created to
monitor the economy:
1. The International Fund
2. World Bank
3. World Trade Organization
5.) Academic literature commonly subdivides
globalization into three major areas:
1. Economic Globalization
2. Cultural Globalization
3. Political Globalization

6.) ASEAN Members Countries:

ENUMERATION:
1. Myanmar
1.) Factors affecting the global economy:
2. Thailand
1. Natural Resources
3. Malaysia
2. Infrastructure
4. Vietnam 5. Organizational

5. Indonesia 6. Institutions

6. Singapore 7. Corporations

7. Laos 8. Regime

8. Philippines 9. Labour

9. Brunei ADVANTAGES OF POLITICAL GLOBALIZATION:

7.) What are the Intergovernmental 1. Establishment of international norms

Organizations (IGOs)
2. Ease of movement
1. United Nations (UN)
3. Ease of trade
2. European Union (EU)
DISADVANTAGES OF POLITICAL
3. World Trade Organization (WTO) GLOBALIZATION:

4. Organization of Petroleum Exporting 1. Loss of power in the nation-state level

Countries (OPEC)
2. Levels of Bureaucracy
5. International Criminal Court (ICC)
3. Decreased Political Accountability
6. North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

7. Association of South East Asian Nations

(ASEAN)

8. World Health Organization (WHO)

8.) Reasons for Market Integration

1. To remove transaction cost

2. Foster competition

3. Provide better signals to optimize generation

and Consumption decisions

4. Improve security of supplies

9.) Economic Globalization primarily comprises

the globalization of:

1. Production

2. Markets

3. Technology

4. Finance