'Core countries' diaporamas de présentation

Industrial Geography

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Global Stratification. The basic concepts of sociology. Social groups Sociological Imagination Functionalism, Conflict Theory, Symbolic Interaction Theory scientific studies . Globalization. Global Society. There are 192 countries in the world (The U.N. 2005).

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Introduction to Sociology Revision for Final Exam (III)

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Trade and Development: ISI and Economic Reform

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Development Review

Development Review. Review. What sectors of the economy do you see? What are the social characteristics of LDCs? Where do we find MDCs and LDCs on the globe?. Review. 4. What regions of the world are the most and least developed?

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What Next for the EZ?

What Next for the EZ?. Megan Greene, Director of European Economics Roubini Global Economics. Contents. Future of the eurozone (EZ) Greece as a model What to do about Spain and Italy? Upside risks Downside risks Global implications. Greece: What kind of crisis?. Fiscal crisis.

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Chapter 11, Global Stratification

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Chapter 8 Global Stratification

Chapter 8 Global Stratification. Key Terms. global system of stratification A system of inequality for the distribution of resources and opportunities between countries.

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Chapter 8, Global Stratification

Chapter 8, Global Stratification. Global Stratification Consequences of Global Stratification Theories of Global Stratification World Poverty The Future of Global Stratification. The Core and Periphery. The countries of the world can be divided into three levels based on power:

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Industrial Change

Industrial Change. Innovations in production = manufacturing boom Henry Ford = mass-production assembly line Allowed for the production of consumer goods at a single site on a previously unknown scale.

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