ETVT political and economic globalisation are both = threat

• What are the two forms of globalisation discussed in the essay?


  Political and economic globalisation
• How does the essay argue the threat levels of political and economic globalisation?

  Political globalisation is under greater threat
• What has contributed to the crisis in political globalisation?

  Rising nationalism and weakening institutions
• How do nationalist leaders affect political globalisation?

  They prioritize national interests over cooperation
• What was the impact of Trump's "America First" agenda?

  Withdrawal from global agreements
• Which institutions have faced criticism according to the essay?

  United Nations and World Health Organization
• What do nationalist movements threaten according to the analysis?

  Supranational organisations and cooperation
• What does the essay suggest about the trajectory of political globalisation?

  It is one of decline
• What challenges does economic globalisation face?

  Trade wars and protectionism
• How is economic globalisation described in the essay?

  Deeply entrenched in the global economy
• What role do multinational corporations play in economic globalisation?

  They operate on a global scale
• What has accelerated economic integration according to the essay?

  The rise of digital economies and e-commerce
• How did economies adapt during the COVID-19 pandemic?

  They quickly adjusted and rebounded
• What do protectionist policies challenge?

  Economic globalisation
• Why is economic globalisation considered resilient?

  Due to market forces and interdependence
• What is the relationship between political and economic globalisation?

  They are interconnected but differ in fragility
• How can the decline of political globalisation affect economic globalisation?

  It can disrupt economic stability and agreements
• What is the main argument of the conclusion regarding political globalisation?

  It is under greater threat than economic globalisation
• What factors contribute to the fragility of political globalisation?

  Nationalism and scepticism towards governance
• How does the essay differentiate between the drivers of political and economic globalisation?

  Political relies on cooperation; economic on market forces
• What does the essay conclude about the future of political globalisation?

  It is more at risk than economic globalisation
• What are the main challenges facing political globalisation?

  • Rising nationalism
  • Weakening of international institutions
  • Growing rejection of global governance
• What are the main characteristics of economic globalisation?

  • Deeply entrenched in the global economy
  • Interdependence of markets
  • Influence of multinational corporations
  • Expansion through digital economies and e-commerce
• What are the key points of comparison between political and economic globalisation?

  • Political globalisation is fragile and relies on cooperation
  • Economic globalisation is resilient and driven by market forces
  • Political globalisation faces decline, while economic globalisation continues to expand