HL Paper 3

Using examples, explain the relationship between transport innovation and reduced friction of distance.

[10]
a.

“Every country will eventually lose its distinctive national identity as a result of global interactions.” Discuss this statement.

[15]
b.



Using examples, analyse how economic and political factors affect global migration flows.

[10]
a.

“The interdependence of countries has been greatly exaggerated.” Using examples, discuss this statement.

[15]
b.



Using examples, distinguish between cultural imperialism and cultural diffusion.

[10]
a.

Examine the range of responses to the loss of national sovereignty that globalization can bring.

[15]
b.



Explain how one multi-governmental organization has led to a loss of sovereignty.

[10]
a.

Discuss the interrelationships between global interactions and changes in technology.

[15]
b.



Analyse the causes and environmental consequences of the international relocation of polluting industries.

[10]
a.

“Barriers to globalization are no longer falling but are rising instead.” Discuss this statement.

[15]
b.



Explain how global interactions can foster environmental awareness.

[10]
a.

“International interactions always result in the homogenization of culture.” Discuss this statement.

[15]
b.



Using examples, explain the factors responsible for the global spread of consumer culture.

[10]
a.

“National governments cannot control global interactions.” Discuss this statement.

[15]
b.



Analyse the spatial and temporal pattern of adoption of one or more branded commodities.

[10]
a.

“Global interactions have helped reduce disparities between places.” Discuss this statement.

[15]
b.



Using located examples, analyse the importance of outsourcing for transnational corporations (TNCs).

[10]
a.

“International migration is the main reason for the loss of distinctive local cultures.” Discuss this statement.

[15]
b.



Explain why the landscapes of major world cities are becoming increasingly similar.

[10]
a.

“Global interactions are putting all the world’s wealth into the hands of a small number of people and countries.” Discuss this statement.

[15]
b.



Analyse the relationship between globalization and the resurgence of nationalism in one country you have studied.

[10]
a.

“Global interactions have made the world a richer place but not a fairer place.” Discuss this statement.

[15]
b.



Analyse the increasing influence of one multi-governmental organization you have studied.

[10]
a.

“Global interactions bring negative effects, rather than positive effects, to every part of the world.” Discuss this statement.

[15]
b.



Using examples, distinguish between transboundary pollution and transnational waste movement.

[10]
a.

“Due to global interactions, there is no longer a global periphery.” Discuss this statement.

[15]
b.



Using examples, analyse how global financial flows can be affected by the actions of governments.

[10]
a.

Discuss why anti-globalization movements/groups are found in most countries.

[15]
b.



Using examples, analyse the concept of “loss of sovereignty”.

[10]
a.

Examine how economic, technological and political factors may all influence the growth of global diaspora populations.

[15]
b.



Explain how agro-industrialization contributes to environmental degradation.

[10]
a.

“Cultural diffusion is a process that takes place in many ways but can be halted by many barriers.” Discuss this statement.

[15]
b.



Using examples, explain how financial flows transfer wealth between places.

[10]
a.

“Glocalization is the most important reason why some transnational corporations (TNCs) have grown in size and influence over time.” Discuss this statement.

[15]
b.



Analyse the strengths and weaknesses of one named globalization index.

[10]
a.

“Individuals, national governments and international organizations are increasingly resistant to global interactions.” Discuss this statement.

[15]
b.



Explain how rising global demand for one raw material has led to environmental degradation.

[10]
a.

“The barriers to global interactions are increasing, not decreasing.” Discuss this statement.

[15]
b.



Analyse how the growth of multi-governmental organizations (MGOs) can impact on the political borders of member states.

[10]
a.

Contrast the impact of global interactions on the quality of life of different groups of people.

[15]
b.



Explain the causes and effects of one major international labour flow.

[10]
a.

“The growth of globalization owes more to politics than it does to technology.” Discuss this statement.

[15]
b.