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Cultural Responses to

Globalization
What is Globalization - reminder :)
Globalization, as a concept, refers both to the "shrinking" of the world
and the increased consciousness of the world as a whole.
It is a term used to describe the changes in societies and the world
economy that are the result of dramatically increased cross-border
trade, investment, and cultural exchange.
Globalization helps create an interconnected world and global mass
culture, often referred to as a "global village."

- New World Encyclopedia


Dimensions of Globalization
Economic Political Social Environmental

- Trade - Treaties and - Cultural - Climate change


- Multinationals agreements exchanges - Weather
- Travel and - Immigration, - Media systems
tourism refugees - Communication - Natural
- Financial - Human rights - Pop culture (TV, disasters
institutions - Democratization movies, music) - pollution
(World Bank) - Religion

INTERDEPENDENCE, MORE MORE EXPOSURE TO ISSUES ARE


INTERNATIONAL INTERACTIONS, OTHER CULTURES GLOBAL SO ARE
MARKETS, IDEAS, CAUSES, SOLUTIONS
EXPOSURE TO MOVEMENTS
MORE GOODS AND
SERVICES
SOCIAL DIMENSION: Cultural Responses to Globalization

- Since the end of the Cold War, MOST national governments have been
increasingly in favor of opening their doors to new immigrants and
refugees.
- This influx of foreign people into countries has created a cultural diversity never
seen before.
- Exposure to different cultures enriches society and educates and informs
citizens about histories, traditions and religions from around the world.
- It builds tolerance and understanding between peoples of different
backgrounds.
- It can also lead to misunderstandings and fear which often causes social
conflicts, violence, racism and discrimination.
Lubicon Cree Assignment
You will be assigned a number - 1 through 6

This will be your perspective on the Lubicon Cree case study

You will read the case study on pages 32 - 33 through the


perspective of your case study

I will act as a guide if you are so stuck you cannot


possibly see a way out.

You will present your perspective to a larger group

Afterwards, you will answer the questions on page 33


Groups
1 - Kelsey Peter Ian

2 - David Hallie Alyssa

3 - Ethan Tanner Kenzie

4 - Tyrell Reggie Saidey

5 - Thomas Jeremy V.

6 - Jeremy S. Nicole

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