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The
Nexus
Everything is connected
environmentally
,
socially
, and economically
Time space convergence
Takes
4
hours to get to vancouver now, took days to travel
400
years ago
The world is getting
smaller
Improvements
In
transportation
In
communication
The
progress trap
We continue to make the same
mistakes
, but on a
bigger
scale
The argument that with
globalization
comes a
more homogeneous global population
Hans
Rosling
Person behind
gapminder
Don't Panic
Book by
Hans Rosling
In 1800, world population became 1 Billion
From
1900
to
2020
, world population grew from 3 billion to 8 billion
Gapminder
Shows the change in
babies
per family vs Life
expectancy
throughout the world
88% of British people answered the survey about average number of babies per family in bangladesh incorrectly
Bangladesh
Dramatic
increase in child survival
Better
nutrition
,
vaccines
, personnel improvements
Low infant
mortality
means low
fertility
rate
Lessens the
burden
on the woman
Government initiatives towards
sustainable
development
Employment of women to
educate
other women about
contraceptives
Equality in schooling -
paying families
to keep their
daughters
in school
We have
reached peak
child
The
rest of population growth this century is the inevitable fill up of adults
Food
security
Defining food
security
Geopolitics
Political power or vulnerability based upon resource
abundance
or
scarcity
Saudi
Arabia's power
Because they have
oil
Jamal
khushogi's murder by saudi officials and the resulting inaction by canada and USA
Trump
trying to implement a muslim ban on CERTAIN muslim nations -
syria
Water use
Affects
energy
resources
Water
gets used for other things and then can not be used for
sustainable
purposes
Water is used for farming and agriculture, usually
unsustainably
Water is used for
clothing
and
manufacturing
Water
-food-energy nexus
Everything is connected and changes can shift the equilibrium
Problems
with feeding asia
Large
populations usually rely on singular food sources,
growth
can exhaust the food source
Distribution of
rural
populations
Variations
in the worlds rubbish (continental scale)
Increases
within
the HIC's and the
large
cities in the HIC's
Comment on waste export to
china
Culture
Homogenization of society
Social norms
Traditions
Practices
Beliefs
Identity
Ways of thinking
Values
Morals
Art
Music
Films
Storytelling
Architecture
World
Bank
International lending institution controlled by the
G7
, same as the
IMF
Supposedly has a more long term goal of ending
poverty
, and is less worried about traditional
loan
structure
IMF
More
standard
loan system
World Bank criticisms
Creates
austerity
in developing nations
Often lends to governments that are in known
violation
of human rights and/or
corrupt
Metaphor of
robin hood
giving gold to the poor, then right away having his goon
punch
the poor person in the face and take back the gold
KOF
Globalization indicators
Measures the economic, social, and political factors
Economic
globalization - flows of trade, foreign investment, restrictions
Social
Globalization - spread of ideas, information, people
Political
globalization - degree of political cooperation, international memberships, treaties signed
The
KOF index is produced on a
yearly
basis
Small
countries need to be more global to survive because there is less of an
internal
market
The Cold War
East
vs west,
never directly
fighting, but proxy wars were common
Karl Marx
Idea guy for
Marxism
(Communism)
Revolution is necessary for
change
Has to be
bloody
Has to be
everywhere
Lenin
Took over
russia
after world war one
Established
one party state
Outlawed
political opposition
Stalin
Industrialized
successfully at great
human
cost
Man made
famine
Expansion of
gulag labour camps
and
slave
labour
In WWII, russia had originally allied with the allies to
eliminate
the
axis
because the fascists and communists are great haters
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