Geopolitics and Global Citizenship

Vocabulary and definitions related to geopolitics, global citizenship, and globalization.

Geopolitics

The study of how geography and economics influence politics and the relations between nations.

Global Citizen

Someone who is aware of and understands the wider world and takes an active role in their community.

Political Warfare

The use of geopolitical ideas to justify political decisions on other grounds.

Demographic Interdependence

Influence of population characteristics on politics and state foreign policy.

Global Citizenship Education

A framework for learning that encourages understanding and engagement with global issues.

Bobotante

An informal term for 'poor' or 'uncritical' voters who vote based on name recall or patronage.

Democratic Deficits

The gap between democratic ideals and reality, often seen in the functioning of democratic organizations.

Population Mobility

The ability of individuals or groups to move and migrate within a population.

Fertility Rates

The average number of children born to a woman over her lifetime.

Economic Development

The process of improving the economic well-being and quality of life for a community or country.

Social Media

Platforms for sharing and creating content and engaging in social interaction in virtual communities.

Manifestations of Digital Divide

Disparities in access to digital technology, particularly in developing countries.

Sikhism

A monotheistic religion founded by Guru Nanak, emphasizing service to others and equality.

Political Globalization

The increasing interconnectedness of politics and governance across countries and regions.

Cost Drivers of Globalization

Factors that affect the total cost incurred in global operations, often linked to economies of scale.

Competitive Drivers of Globalization

The actions of competing firms that influence their strategies and market behaviors across global markets.