The Debate Between Hyperglobalizers, Globalization Sceptics, and Transformationalists (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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Hyperglobalizers' main belief about globalization

Unstoppable force leading to obsolescence of nation-states

Hyperglobalizers' view on national borders

Will become increasingly irrelevant

Example of regional integration cited by hyperglobalizers

European Union (EU)

Globalization sceptics' main argument

Novelty and impact of globalization overstated

Sceptics: globalization is continuity, not...

Fundamental change (continuation of historical trade)

Sceptics' view on state sovereignty

Nation-states continue to dominate global politics

Brexit as example of what concern?

National sovereignty and self-determination concerns

Transformationalists' view on nation-states

Significant impact but won't completely disappear

Transformationalists: states are evolving, not...

Becoming obsolete

Scandinavian countries example shows what balance?

Strong national identity + active global participation

Realists: primary actors in international relations

States

Realists view economic globalization as tool for what?

Maximising national power

Liberal perspective on globalization

Force for good, promoting cooperation and prosperity

Global governance institutions liberals support

UN and WTO

Three main perspectives on globalization debate

Hyperglobalizers, sceptics, transformationalists

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