Mary Kaldor (2006) argues that globalization processes lie at the heart of many new wars Which of the following is not an example of the increasing globalization of conflict ?

Related Mcqs:

1. Which type of theorists would argue that relentless class conflict between capitalists and workers boom and bust economic cycles and intercorporate conflict place limits on the ability of the capitalist class to manipulate political institutions at will?

   A. instrumental conflict theorists
   B. reactionary conflict theorists
   C. structural conflict theorists
   D. dysfunctional conflict theorists

2. The intellectual tradition at the heart of conflict theory begins principally with the work of_____________?

   A. Max Weber
   B. Emile Durkheim
   C. Erving Goffman
   D. Karl Marx

3. The number of intonational non-governmental from less than 200 at the start of the twentieth century to how many in 2006 ?

   A. 5,164
   B. 8,898
   C. 51,509
   D. 123,305

4. Which of the following is not part of the argument made against globalization by sceptics ?

   A. regionalization is occurring not globalization
   B. economic globalization is occurring not political globalization
   C. trading blocs are effective not a global economy
   D. national governments are most significant not international institutions

5. which definition best describes the process of globalization ?

   A. capitalist companies are spreading across the planet
   B. we all now live in a single society
   C. individuals’ groups and nations are becoming more interdependent
   D. human beings now live on every continent of the planet

6. Immigration tourism and globalization all mean that_____________?

   A. cultural diversity is increasing
   B. cultural relativism is now the norm
   C. cultural lag doesn,t last as long
   D. culture shock is increasing
   E. cultures are becoming more stable

7. The rise of globalization was greatly facilitated by_____________?

   A. wealthy aristocrats
   B. sixteenth-century population growth
   C. industrialization
   D. developments in transportation and communication
   E. international migration

8. What sociological approach argues that religions can be fruitfully understood as organization in competition with one another for followers ?

   A. religious economy
   B. religious culture
   C. religious ritual
   D. religious polity

9. Which sociological perspective argues that to whatever extent religion actually does influence social behavior it reinforces existing patterns of dominance and inequality ?

   A. functionalist perspective
   B. conflict perspective
   C. interactionist perspective
   D. each of the above

10. Which sociological perspective argues that to whatever extent religion actually does influence social behavior it reinforces existing patterns of dominance and inequality ?

    A. functionalist perspective
    B. conflict perspective
    C. interactionist perspective
    D. each of the above