Zusammenfassung der Ressource
The world of globalisation.
- Countries and levels of development
- Developed countries
- The interests
of
governments
continue to
be
considered
more
important
than other
things
- This group is
made up of
rich
countries
that control
international
institutions
- They are
industrialized
countries in
which
tertiary
sector is the
most
powerful part
the economy
- They trade
relations
often assist
with their
development.
They have
democratic
political
systems
- High levels of cultural and social development
- Per capita GDP is very high, as is consumption
- Developing countries
- Consumption
per capita is
very low
- Very little industrialization
- Political instability
- They are
dependent
of the
developed
countries
- Emerging economies
- High rates of
economic
growth
- A level of
industrialization
that is
sometimes even
higher than
developed
countries
- International decision-making bodies
- The United Nations
- The UN is an
international
organization
which
includes
every
officially
recognized
state in the
world
- It was
created in
1945
following
the Second
World War
- Main functions of UN
- To guarantee
international
security and
peace
- Defend
human
rights
- To provide
humanitarian
aid
- Organs of UN
- General
Assembly
- Deliberation
- Security
Council
- Decision
- Secretariat
- Proposing,
putting into
practice and
supervising
actions
- International
court of
justice
- Trying and
setting
case
- Limitations of the UN
- Dependence
on financial
contributions
- Some
countries
don’t pay on
time
- Others use
this
contributions
to try to
influence the
organization’s
decisions
- The
enormous
power held
by the five
countries
with the
power of
veto
- They can
block any
decision
- The lack of
armed
forces
- This is
compensated
by
peacekeepers
- UN Organs
- FAO
- Food and
Agriculture
Organization
- ILO
- International
Labour
Organization
- UNESCO
- United
Nations
Educational
Scientific
and Cultural
Organization
- WHO
- World Health Organization
- UNICEF
- United Nations Children’s Fund
- UNHCR
- United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
- Non-governmental
organizations
- Most of
their staff
work as
volunteers
although
they do also
have paid
employees
- They are
founded by
membership
fees and
contributions
from
companies,
institutions
and
individuals
- They operate
independently
of any
governmental
power
- They deal
with a wide
variety of
problems
- Regional
organizations
- Countries
around the
world
- European Union (EU)
- African Union
(AU)
- Association of Southeast Asian Nations
- Organization of American States
- Informal Forums
- G7 (1973)
- This group
is made up
of the
countries
with the
most
military and
economic
power
- G7 doesn ́t
have any
decisión-
making
power, but
the group ́s
proposals
regarding
policies and
economics
are often
later put into
practice by
international
organisations
- United
States Japan
Germany
United
Kingdom
France Italy
Canada
- BRICS
- Brazil
Russia
India
China
South
Africa
- They
believe
that
international
organisations
should
be
reformed
so
that
there
is
more
proportional
representation.
This
would
reflect
the
influence
of
these
countries
on
today
́s
economy
- Economic organizations
- The World
Trade
Organization
- North
American
Free Trade
Agreements
- International Monetary Fund
- AIM
- Prevent financial crises
- To encourage economic stability
- Method
- It advises
governments
on economic
matters
- Gives loans to members countries
- Economic globalization
- Tertiarisation
and
financialisation
- Concentration of wealth
- Multinationals
- Government bodies are now of secondary importance
- Economic instability and increased inequality
- Relocation of industry
- Unemployment
and loss of
purchasing
power