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    The document discusses the concepts of the global divide and Asian regionalism. [1] The global divide refers to the socioeconomic and political divisions between the global north and south, with the north being more developed and wealthy. [2] Asian regionalism is characterized as being needs-based, non-discriminatory, and outward-oriented. Major Asian organizations that promote regionalism include ASEAN, ADB, and JICA. [3] Decision making in Asian regional groups typically follows a consensus model where all members must agree before a decision can be made.

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    The document discusses the concepts of the global divide and Asian regionalism. [1] The global divide refers to the socioeconomic and political divisions between the global north and south, with the north being more developed and wealthy. [2] Asian regionalism is characterized as being needs-based, non-discriminatory, and outward-oriented. Major Asian organizations that promote regionalism include ASEAN, ADB, and JICA. [3] Decision making in Asian regional groups typically follows a consensus model where all members must agree before a decision can be made.

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    NOTE: Pls read the slides.

    Happy
    studying:)

    THE GLOBAL DIVIDE (3rd slide; pls read the ppt)

    (1st slide) Global divide - a product of


    globalization
    - The socioeconomic and political
    divisions of earth
    - Concept of the gap between
    the global north and global south
    in terms of: development and
    wealth The global north - equal in
    - Since globalization isn’t evenly development, wealthier, more
    spread, there will always be an democratic
    imbalance in the socioeconomic - 4 out of 5 members of the UN
    and political categories in the security council belong to the
    world. global north: france, uk, us, russia
    - The member country that
    (2nd slide) belongs to the global south is
    china (might be asked in the
    exam)

    (4th slide; pls read the ppt)

    - Countries have also been


    grouped based on labor or
    economies.
    Core - Dominant capitalist countries
    which exploit the peripheral countries
    - Democracy is more fragile
    for labor and raw material.
    - Is associated with the term “third
    - Richer countries
    world”
    Peripheral - Dependent on the core
    countries for capital and have
    underdeveloped industry.
    - Poor countries
    Semi - Have the qualities of the rich and
    poor countries
    Regionalization - The more
    (5th slide; pls read the ppt) integrated/connected a region is, the
    more regionalized it becomes
    Regionalism - High in HK, China, Japan,
    Singapore

    (2nd slide;pls read the ppt)

    - This model was used when the US


    and USSR were the most
    dominant in the world.

    First world - embraces US capitalism


    - Supports the US
    Second world - supported
    Russia/Socialism

    - As time passed, the term second


    world has become obsolete - Having a big land mass means
    - The HDI (Human development that asia also has more natural
    index) classify countries by resources. Having more people
    development means that asia has more human
    - The philippines belongs to the resources.
    “medium group” - 3/10 of our products today is
    asian made.
    ASIAN REGIONALISM (3rd slide; pls read the ppt)

    (1st slide; pls read the ppt)


    a. Our type of regionalism is the decision is 100% supported by
    needs-based. Example: Japan for ALL the members
    electronics, UAE for oil - ASEAN uses this rules
    c. membership in asia is not Majority rule - majority wins
    discriminatory.
    d. outward-orientated meaning we (5th slide; read ppt lang)
    fosters relationships with the world.

    (4th slide; pls read ppt)

    ✵✵✵

    1. Must be needs-based
    2. ADB Asian development bank
    - Functions similarly with the world
    bank
    3. JICA - japanese organization that
    grants money to poorer
    countries.
    4. MEPS - Mactan export processing
    zone. Is a good example for
    number four.
    5. ASEAN +3 are japan, south korea,
    and china
    - ASEAN is the most formal
    organization asia has
    6. Consensus rule - indicates that if
    dili mu abot og 100% ang votes,
    there will be NO decision
    - Under this rule, it is hard to come
    up with a decision. However,
    once there is one, this means that

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