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What is one impact of globalization on education?
Increased diversity in the
curriculum
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How does globalization challenge ethnocentrism in education?
By incorporating diverse perspectives into the
curriculum
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What international qualification has risen due to
globalization?
IGCSEs
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What is the secularization debate in the context of globalization?
It discusses religion's
diminishing
importance in society
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How does globalization facilitate communication among religious groups?
By enabling
dialogue
between different
denominations
and cults
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What are ecumenical movements in the context of globalization?
Interfaith cooperation fostered by globalization
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What does the "pick 'n' mix" approach to religion refer to?
Choosing
elements
from different religious traditions
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How might the "pick 'n' mix" approach indicate secularization?
It shows traditional
institutions
losing influence
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What is a potential negative outcome of increased communication among religious groups?
Spread of
potentially
harmful
ideologies
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What is a core feature of globalization related to crime?
Interconnectedness
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How does interconnectedness create new forms of crime?
By facilitating
instant
communication and flow of
goods
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What types of crime has Castells identified as emerging from globalization?
Arms trafficking
,
cybercrime
,
green crime
,
sex tourism
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How does globalization exacerbate environmental damage?
Corporations
exploit the environment for profit
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What is the relationship between transnational organized crime and supply and demand?
Demand in
Western
countries fuels crime elsewhere
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How does poverty relate to drug production in countries like Colombia?
Poverty drives reliance on the
drug trade
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What can heightened global risk consciousness lead to?
Stricter
border controls and increased
surveillance
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How does Right Realism relate to globalization's impact on crime?
It emphasizes
control
and deterrence measures
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What is Foucault's concept of synoptic surveillance?
Surveillance by
many
over a
few
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What is the main focus of the topic "Globalisation and Crime"?
How globalisation has increased
crime
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What does globalisation enable in terms of communication?
Instant communication with countries
worldwide
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How does globalisation impact the movement of goods?
It allows goods to cross
national borders
easily
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What is a consequence of actions in one society due to globalisation?
They
can
quickly
impact
other
societies
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What is one problem associated with globalisation mentioned in the material?
Human trafficking
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Who argues that globalisation has led to new opportunities for crime?
Castells
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What is one type of cyber-crime mentioned?
Identity theft
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What is sex tourism?
Traveling for
sex services
in other
countries
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How does the cocaine industry in Peru relate to globalisation?
It is based on
supply and demand
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What do non-Western countries supply in the context of transnational organised crime?
Goods like
drugs
and services like sex workers
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What percentage of the Colombian population makes a living from drugs?
20%
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What has globalisation led to in terms of Western countries' concerns?
Increased worry about
global crimes
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What measures have the UK and USA taken in response to global crime concerns?
Tighter border controls and fines for
airlines
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How does the media contribute to fears about immigration?
By
exaggerating
potential dangers
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What has the effect of globalised risk led to between countries?
International
cooperation and control
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What does Ian Taylor argue about globalisation and crime?
It has increased
inequality
and crime
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How do big corporations exploit low-wage countries?
By setting up
factories
with poor conditions
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What is the impact of marketisation according to the material?
It leads to a
consumer culture
focused on
personal gain
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How has de-industrialisation affected crime in LA?
It has led to the growth of
drug gangs
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What do Hobbs and Dunningham say about transnational organised crime?
It is locally based with global connections
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What is tax avoidance in the context of globalisation?
Wealthy
individuals moving money to avoid taxes
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How do local contacts play a role in transnational organised crime?
They are important for dealing with other
countries
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