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• Ideology is a set of shared beliefs within a group, such as nation of social class.
• globalization exists in people's consciousness because it consists of coherent and complementary ideas and beliefs about the global order.
• Ideology is a more or less coherent set of ideas that provide the basis for organized political action, whether this is intended to preserve, modify, or overthrow the existing system of power.
• Offer an account of existing order, usually in the form of a "world view".
• They advance a model of a desired future, a vision of the "good society".
• They explain how political change can and should be brought about- "how to get from a to b".
• Explanation- offer reasons why social and poitical conditions are the way they are, especially in times of crises.
• Orientation- provide individuals with a preference toward issues and a position within the world.
• Evaluation- provided standards for observing social conditions and political institutions and events.
• Political Program- help people make choices and guide their political actions.
• Social Imaginary is the way how we imagine ourselves, people, and our society.
• Communal Existence- a group of people living together and sharing possessions and responsibilities.
• Imaginary - Not true or false but may be more less adequate for going on in the world. .
• Imaginary can lead to learning based on reflexive interpretation of successive experiences.
• Imaginary - Plurality of Imaginaries is based on different entry-points and standpoints.
• Imaginary- reflexive agents can adopt different perspectives to open space for varying degrees of self-reflexion
• Ideology is linked to "truth regimes" that privelege ideal and/or material interests.
• Ideology frames and limits Erlebnis (lived experience) and the whole for Erfahrung (learning appropriate lessons)
• Competing ideologies privelege some entry-points and standpoints over others.
• Ideologies may be formed and promoted intentionally and, even when they are emergent, tend to block (self-) reflexion.
• Post-Modernist view on globalization:

  • Other cultures are influencing western culture globalization.
  • Global media being beneficial.
  • Emergence of social networking sites.
• Market Globalism- an approach to globalization that places a primary emphasize on the global integration of markets, trade, and economic activities.
• Market Globalism- more neoliberal approaches are authorized, this globalism always for the unrestricted for our goods, services and capital across national borders.
• Justice Globalism- concentrates on social, economic, and environmental justice in the context of globalization.
• Justice Globalism argues for changes in international institutions, policies, and practices you are societal issues, promoting a fairer and more inclusive global system.
• Justice Globalism 1st central claim:

  Neoliberal produces global crises.
• Justice Globalism 2nd central claim:

  Democratic participation is essential in solving global problems.
• Justice Globalism 3rd central claim:

  Market-driven globalization has increased worldwide imbalance in wealth and well-being
• Justice Globalism 4th central claim:

  Another world is possible and urgently needed.
• Justice Globalism 5th central claim:

  People power, not corporate power!
• Religious globalism are ways of understanding the global environment as expressed through specific religious and spiritual worldviews.
• 6 core claims of globalization- associated with a particular perspective that serves several purposes in discussions about globalization. Often articulate key principles, beliefs, of observations that proponents of a certain viewpoint use to frame their understanding of globalization.
• 1st claim of globalization:

  globalization is about liberalization and global integration of markets.
• 2nd claim of globalization:

  globalization is inevitable and irreversible.
• 3rd claim of globalization:

  nobody is in charge of globalization.
• 4th claim of globalization:

  globalization benefits everyone in the long run.
• 5th claim of globalization:

  globalization furthers the spread of democracy in the world.
• 6th claim of globalization:

  globalization requires war on terror.
• trade being regional
• existence of government censorship