Critical Approaching to Knowledge
Autor: leeshikur • February 3, 2016 • Course Note • 324 Words (2 Pages) • 749 Views
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Critical Approaching to Knowledge
- Knowledge is negotiated all the time
- Competence being built in different contexts
- Critical distrust is ok
Globalization: links all human societies with exchange networks & facilitates progress of technology, justice for everyone, even minorities, and welfare of all due to the ceaseless efforts of entrepreneurs taking risks, sharing wealth
- Allows to stretch moral principles
“No, Thnx”: Huntington & Ritzer
- The clash of civilizations & the remaking of the world (SH)
- The “macdonaldization” of society & the “grobalization” of nothing (i.e. growth = globalization)
- Predicts that distribution of goods through McDonalds, Walmart, etc. is most efficient and will be so
- Globalization = threat of migrated masses
Cross-cultural Mutual Influences
- Attempts at governance, including global governance ← a natural result of increasing interdependence → parties are represented, must have a proper procedure
- Open process → don’t know where we’re heading
- Help create conditions for further development of interdependent networks (R. Keohane)
Stereotyping & Standardizing
- Types of Action: interaction, motion, trade, travel (intensified by cheap airlines), pilgrimage (testifies strength of religion), warfare, proselytization, colonization, tourism, exile
- Allows to quickly simplify some recognitions
Globalization: “yes please”
- Global governance of businesses (time-warner, coca-cola)
- Politics (UN)
- Economy/Trade (WTO)
- Financial Flows (IMF & the World Bank)
- Armies (NATO)
- Justice (Courts & Tribunals)
- Crime Control (Interpol)
- NGOs & CBOs
Esser museum
Globalizations from Below
- Clean air & water for billions of human
- Way out of poverty for majority of the population
- Empowering & integrating women & underdogs
- Creating meaningful work for the PC/www illiterate
- Managing Migrations
- Creating learning needs & opportunities
Convergence, Divergence, Crossvergence
- Globalization + Demographics = discontent
- Ecology + Globalization = government regulation + consumer / shareholder stakeholder / citizen activism at every level
- Changing consumer values, behavioral patterns, and lifestyle + ICT
Material for Exams:
1 chapter and presentation finance
Shadow Assignment
Conclusion
Have good balance between abstract and concrete
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