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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk
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- Punjab Palace
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- p. 145
- globalization
- globe+al+ize+ation
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- p. 147
- 1 cosmopolitanism
- 2 forged
- 3 shallowness
- 4 seen through a prism
- 5 prophesied (prophet, prophecy)
- 6 ethnic enclaves
- 7 breached
- 8 would-be refugees
- 9 homogenization
- 10 mass migration
- 11 register
- 12 melting pot
- 13 eclectic
- Inequalities will widen and the poor will be left out as the rich become more prosperous.
- = people who are poor will become poorer and people who are rich will become richer
- homogeneous -> homogenize -> homogenization
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- Viridiana
- Nina
- Ulkar
- Petra
- Sarabjit
- Kathrin
- Melissa
- Soemy
- Jana (Jenna)
- Dayane
- Sorina
- Tatiana
- Josiely
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- Negative Effects:
- widening inequality between rich and poor
- environmental damage (especially from transportation)
- less feeling of uniqueness (homogenization)
- worse quality of mass-produced products
- more machines can mean people lose their jobs (automatization)
- more people trying to get the same jobs (unemployment)
- companies in countries that import a lot have less chance to sell their regional products
- Positive Effects:
- more job opportunities / income
- wider variety of products available for cheaper
- international exchange of products, culture, ideas, knowledge
- better technology is available
- access to things your country didn't have before
- opportunities to live and work in different countries
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- Homework: part IV (p. 151-155, A/B/C)
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