Exam 5: Globalization: the Alternative Orientation

An organization that operates across national boundaries and whose membership is composed of individuals is known as a(n)

Samuel P.Huntington viewed transnationalism as a path toward

Internet use in less developed countries has grown to nearly

Briefly describe the impact of transnational communi­cation.

The September 11,2001,terrorist attacks support Huntington's "clash of civilizations" by pointing to

A poll conducted in January 2002 found that the majority of Muslims viewed the United States

For some time,a major source of tension between Islam and the West has been

List two ways in which transnational transportation has increased global interdependence.

What are some of the goals of the transnational women's movement?

Which of the following best describes the relationship between transnationalism and nationalism?

Explain the growth and role of nongovernmental organizations in world politics.

What is civil society?

Describe how the transnational women's movement conceptualizes gender in world politics.In what ways has the movement been successful? In what ways might it still have much work to do?

Globally,men are more likely than women to be

Globalization could not exist without

Economic interchange and interdependence is

In general,both Muslims and Americans have negative opinions of the each other.

There is a long history of antagonistic between the West and the Islamic world.

Global public opinion on cultural imports tends to vary by

Explain Samuel Huntington's thesis predicting the "clash of civilizations."