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Page 1: Course Information

  • University: University of Ilorin

  • Course Code: HIS 327

  • Course Title: International Politics since 1945

  • Topic: Globalization and Economic Interdependence: Theories of Globalization, International Trade, and Multinational Corporations.

Page 2: Group Members

  1. Akeredolu Halimat Oyindamola 21/15CA073

  2. Akindele Ruth Boluwatife 21/15CA075

  3. Alonge Deborah 21/15CA089

  4. Akande Ayomide Folawe 21/15CA068

  5. Akpa Faith Owofuni 21/15CA085

  6. Amodu Malik Umar 21/15CA092

  7. Akomolafe Ayobusola Adetola 21/15CA082

  8. Alabi Fawaz Olamilekan 21/15CA086

  9. Akintobi Muinat Adetoun 22/15CA282

  10. Akande Ayodeji Kaliph 21/15CA067

Page 3: Group Members Continued

  1. Akinkunmi Mayode Esther 21/15CA076

  2. Akolade Marvellous Bukola 21/15CA081

  3. Akinniyi Ayomide Victor 21/15CA077

  4. Akintola Grace Oluwatunmilara 21/15CA080

  5. Akorede Musowir Taiwo 21/15CA084

  6. Ameadaji Jemila Eleojo 21/15CA091

  7. Akintona Josephine Oluwayemisi 22/15CA283

  8. Akinsiku Akinyemi Ayodeji 21/15CA078

  9. Akomolafe Olamide Rejoice 21/15CA083

  10. Aluko Deborah Eniola 21/15CA090

Page 4: Table of Contents

  • Introduction

  • Globalization and Economic Interdependence

  • Forms of Globalization

  • Factors Accelerating Globalization

  • Theories of Globalization

  • Positive and Negative Effects of Globalization

  • International Trade

  • Multinational Corporations

  • Roles of Multinational Corporations in Boosting International Trade

  • What is War?

  • The Unnecessary War

Page 5: Introduction Overview

  • Examines the impact of globalization on international relations post-1945, focusing on economic interdependence, trade, and multinational corporations.

Page 6: Globalization in Business

  • Companies must understand local cultures and market demands for international success.

  • Access to international markets promotes business growth.

Page 7: Definition of Globalization

  • Globalization is the interconnectedness of the world’s economies and cultures, facilitating the movement of capital and goods.

  • Historical context: Modern globalization started post-WWII with technological advancements.

Page 8: Globalization Examples

  • Everyday interactions illustrate globalization, such as purchasing products from different countries.

Page 9: Importance of Globalization

  • Promotes interaction and cooperation between countries, strengthening relationships and reducing conflicts.

Page 10-10: Forms of Globalization

  • Economic: Revolutions in trade and investment.

  • Cultural: Exchange of ideas leading to societal changes.

  • Political: U.S. dominance and the implications of power structures.

Page 11-12: Acceleration of Globalization

  • Technological Change: Enhances communication and trade.

  • Government Policies: Post-WWII policies aimed at eliminating trade barriers, leading to increased globalization.

Page 13-15: Theories of Globalization

  • Liberalism: Market-driven globalization.

  • Political Realism: Focus on power and state interests.

  • Marxism: Economic exploitation and class relations as driving forces.

  • Constructivism: Social constructions of identity and norms.

Page 16-18: Further Theories of Globalization

  • Postmodernism: Knowledge power structures and their influence on society.

  • Feminism: Gender dynamics in globalization.

  • Transformationalism: The evolving nature of global interconnectedness.

  • Eclecticism: Synthesizing various theories for a comprehensive understanding.

Page 19-23: Effects of Globalization

  • Positive: Economic growth, access to markets, knowledge sharing, cultural exchange, international cooperation, peace and stability.

  • Negative: Economic inequality, dependency risks, loss of political sovereignty, cultural identity erosion, rise of terrorism, environmental impact, and economic crises.

Page 24-25: War and Effects

  • War defined as armed conflict; has diverse, severe effects on societies and economies.

  • Discussion of unnecessary wars and their historical context.

Page 26-35: International Trade and Multinational Corporations

  • Importance of global trade in economic interdependence.

  • Multinational corporations as major players in trade and their influence on local economies.

  • Role in facilitating globalization through investments, lobbying, and policy influence.

Page 36: Conclusion

  • Summarizes the complex relationships between globalization, trade, multi-national corporations, and political consequences of war.