globalisation and family life

Created by

olivia thorley

Cards (7)

6 strands of globalisation and family life
increased migration
globalisation of media
increasing global inequality
increased uncertainty
greater gender equality
increased trade and economic growth
globalisation and family life - globalisation of media 
more global friendship networks online
children more exposed to media flows
radicalisation and family breakups - shamima begum
more toxic childhood
globalisation and family life - increasing global inequality 
more social exclusion - no abroad summer holidays for poor
university accommodation too expensive for poor kids
increasing house prices in southeast = more young adults living with parents
globalisation and family life - increased uncertainty
more pure relationships and negotiated families
more divorce
more people choosing to live alone abroad
globalisation and family life - greater gender equality
more women in work
more childless families, and older parents generally
changing gender roles in families, crisis of masculinity
more equality in domestic division of labour
globalisation and family life - increased trade and economic growth
correlated with declining birth rates, higher life expectancy and more single people
more multi generational and beanpole families
smaller families, more childless families
more single person households
globalisation and family life - increased migration 
more family diversity
more families stretched across countries
more asylum seeker families following conflict
immigrants have higher birth rates
more demand for public services
lower dependency ratio