Globalization and Economic Development

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Flashcards covering key concepts of globalization, economic development, and political geography based on lecture notes.

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Globalization

The increasing interconnectedness of economies, cultures, and technologies.

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Hearth Areas

Early agricultural settlements that served as the origin of cultural and economic practices.

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Neocolonialism

Modern indirect control through economic and political means.

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Core-Periphery Model

A model illustrating economic disparities between wealthy (core) and poorer (periphery) nations.

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Transnational Corporations (TNCs)

Companies that operate across multiple countries and influence local economies.

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Land grabs

Foreign purchases of land in developing regions, leading to displacement and economic challenges.

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First World/Third World

Old terms replaced by 'Global North' and 'Global South' to describe economic disparities.

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Surplus value

Profit generated from workers' labor, central to capitalist economies.

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Human Development Index (HDI)

A measure that includes quality of life indicators for economic progress.

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Sovereignty

The authority of a state to govern itself.

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Nationalism

Pride and loyalty to one's nation, influencing political dynamics.

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Supranational organizations

Entities like the UN and EU that influence global governance.

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Reapportionment

Redistributing political representation based on census data.

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Electoral College

A system for presidential elections in the U.S. that can yield different outcomes from the popular vote.