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HL Global interactions (2019 (Power, places and networks (4.1 Global…

- - - - 4.1.1 Describe global interaction through global indices
      - 4.1.2 Examine global superpowers and their influence
      - 4.1.3 Examine powerful organizations and global groups: G8, G20, OECD, OPEC, IMF, New Development Bank
    - - 4.2.1 An overview of contemporary global networks and flows:
        
        Resources, goods and services
        
        Capital: aid, loans, debt relief, remittances
        
        Illegal flows
      - 4.2.2 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and outsourcing by transnational corporations (TNCs), and ways in which this networks places and markets
        
        2 TNC case studies
        
        2011: Describe the role of TNCs and the media in spreading
        consumer culture.
    - - 4.3.1 Political factors that affect global interactions:
        
        MGO's, free trade agreements, EU...
        
        Could be explored as global players
      - 4.3.2 Explain our “shrinking world” and the forces driving technological innovation:
        - Preface: Explain how a reduction in the friction of distance results in time–space convergence.
        
        Data, transport, communications
        
        Processes enabling a shrinking world
      - 4.3.3 The influence of the physical environment on global interactions:
        
        Describe distributions of natural resource availability
        
        The limiting effect of geographic isolation
  - - - 5.1.1 Examine the multidimensional process of human development and ways to measure it (describe global patterns of human development, explain processes of human development):
        
        Build on from 'trade' as a means for economic and human development...
        
        UN SDGs - targets to promote development
        
        Measuring development - indicators and indices: HDI, Gender Inequality Index
      - 5.1.2 Evaluate the importance of social entrepreneurship approaches for human development:
        
        Microfinancing
        
        Fairtrade
        
        TNC corporate social responsibility frameworks and global agreements
    - - 5.2.1 Describe the global spectrum of cultural traits, ethnicities and identities, and explain the ways in which the spectrum of diversity is widening or narrowing at different scales
      - 5.2.2 The effects of global interactions on cultural diversity in different places:
        
        diffusion of cultural traits, and cultural imperialism
        
        Glocalisation of brands
        
        Homogeneity in build environment
      - 5.2.3 How diasporas influence cultural diversity and identity at both global and local scales
    - - 5.3.1 Local and civil society resistance to global interactions:
      - 5.3.2 Geopolitical constraints on global interactions:
      - 5.3.3 The role of civil society in promoting international-mindedness and participating in global interactions, including social media use and campaigning for internet freedom
  - - - 6.1.1 Threats to individuals and businesses:
      - 6.1.2 New and emerging threats to the political and economic sovereignty of states:
        
        Exploitation - profit repatriation and tax avoidance by TNCs
      - 6.1.3 The correlation between increased globalization and renewed nationalism/tribalization
        
        US and Brexit
    - - 6.2.1 Transboundary pollution (TBP) affecting a large area/more than one country
      - 6.2.2 Environmental impacts of global flows at varying scales:
        
        Localised pollution
        
        Carbon footprints for global flows of food, goods and people
      - 6.2.3 Environmental issues linked with the global shift of industry:
        
        Polluting manufacturing industries
        
        Agribusiness
    - - 6.3.1 The success of international civil society organizations in attempting to raise awareness about, and find solutions for, environmental and social risks associated with global interactions
      - 6.3.2 Strategies to build resilience:
        
        re-shoring of economic activity by TNCs
        
        use of crowd-sourcing technologies to build resilience by government and civil society
        
        new technologies for the management of global flows of data and people, including cybersecurity and e-passports