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    Globalization refers to the increasing connectivity between countries through economic and financial systems. It focuses on the speed and forces driving this increased connectivity. Globalism instead focuses on shared global values of mutual understanding and equitable sharing of resources between all people and environments worldwide. While globalization exploits global resources for corporate profit, globalism believes all people and places are interconnected and their well-being affects one another. Some argue globalization is causing problems like climate change while destroying cooperation needed to address them, and globalism is the only way to counter globalization's negative impacts.

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    Globalization refers to the increasing connectivity between countries through economic and financial systems. It focuses on the speed and forces driving this increased connectivity. Globalism instead focuses on shared global values of mutual understanding and equitable sharing of resources between all people and environments worldwide. While globalization exploits global resources for corporate profit, globalism believes all people and places are interconnected and their well-being affects one another. Some argue globalization is causing problems like climate change while destroying cooperation needed to address them, and globalism is the only way to counter globalization's negative impacts.

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    Globalization refers to the increasing connectivity between countries through economic and financial systems. It focuses on the speed and forces driving this increased connectivity. Globalism instead focuses on shared global values of mutual understanding and equitable sharing of resources between all people and environments worldwide. While globalization exploits global resources for corporate profit, globalism believes all people and places are interconnected and their well-being affects one another. Some argue globalization is causing problems like climate change while destroying cooperation needed to address them, and globalism is the only way to counter globalization's negative impacts.

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    [3] GLOBALIZATION VS GLOBALISM

    GLOBALISM
    • Seeks to describe and explain a world that is
    characterized by networks of connections that
    span multi-continental distances
    GLOBALIZATION
    • Concerns with the increase or decline in
    the degree of globalism
    • focuses on the forces, the dynamism or speed
    of these changes

    “HOW?”
    GLOBALIZATION
    • Looking at the thinning or thickening of
    globalism is globalization
    EXAMPLE:
    Thin globalism = Silk Road
    Thick globalism = Global Financial Markets of Today
    *how fast we get from thin to thick globalism
    is GLOBALIZATION
    “THIN TO THICK”
    ”The difference between internationalism
    (globalism) and globalization is like the
    difference between making love and rape.”
    -RITCHIE (1996)
    GLOBALIZATION
    Economic Process
    —corporations move money, factories and goods
    around the planet at ever more rapid rates of speed,
    searching for cheaper labor, cheaper raw materials,
    and weak consumer, labor and environmental
    protection.

    Political Ideology
    —the assumption that humans and the planet will be
    better off if the global market is left unfettered by
    ethical, moral, social, or environmental
    considerations.
    GLOBALISM
    • The belief that we share one fragile planet
    whose survival requires mutual respect and
    careful treatment of all its people and its
    environment.
    • A set of values and ethical beliefs requiring
    active practice in our day-to-day lives.
    Active communications to foster understanding, the
    sharing of resources on the basis of equity and
    sustainability, and mutual aid in times of need are three
    central activities that undergird globalism.
    GLOBALIZATION –VS- GLOBALISM
    • While globalism incorporates the idea of the “Global
    Commons” to describe the ozone layer, oceans, and
    genetic diversity, globalization is the exploitation of
    these resources by giant corporations beyond the
    reach of democratic processes.

    • While globalism implies respect for diversity,


    globalization demands the standardization or
    homogenization of nearly everything and everybody.
    GLOBALIZATION –VS- GLOBALISM
    • Globalization is both creating massive problems
    (ozone depletion, climate instability, mass
    migration, etc.) and destroying our ability to
    cooperate across boundaries and borders to
    address these very problems.

    • Globalism — the belief that the well-being of


    each and every neighbor, no matter how far
    away, affects us all—is the only way to combat
    the assault of globalization.
    DEBATE
    DEVELOPED: DEVELOPING:
    GLOBALISM GLOBALIZATION
    We should protect the Protecting the environment will
    environment because its limit our economic growth!
    degradation affects all of us!
    Developed countries are now
    calling for environmental
    protection… now that they have
    exploited majority of the world’s
    resources!
    REFERENCES:
    Nye, J. (2002, April 15). What are the different spheres of globalism — and
    how are they affected by globalization? Retrieved July 7, 2019 from:
    https://www.theglobalist.com/globalism-versus-globalization/

    Ritchie, M. (1996, January). Globalization vs. Globalism: Giving


    Internationalism a Bad Name. Retrieved July 7, 2019 from
    http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/25a/069.html

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