Discuss (AO3) civil society responses to globalisation; the adoption, adaption (glocalization) or rejection of globalised goods, services and cultural traits.
Evaluate (AO3)the relative costs and benefits of local commercial production to the producer, the consumer and the local economy, compared with the costs and benefits of globalised production.
Image One - Fairtrade Logo
Define the key terms above using your 'Global Interactions' textbook by Guinness and the 'Command Term Posters' in the classroom. All of the terms above we have done before so it should just be a review!
8. Using figure 2 on page 226 suggest how businesses can become more sustainable.
9. What is corporate social responsibility and why is it a vital element in sustainability?
10. Give examples of how global brands have adapted to local markets. You can use the image below to help you.
Image Two - Barbies from around the world
Taken From -
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/nation-now/2016/01/28/barbies-new-shapes-tall-petite-and-curvy/79449784/
Image Three - McDonalds in Marrakech
Taken by - Ellena Mart
11. How can globalisation play a part in peace?
12. Write a summary of the trade unions response to globalisation.
The second syllabus point focuses on the cost and benefits of the process of making, buying and selling locally produced food. Develop a case study of a product that is made, bought and sold locally focusing on the impact that it has on the producer, consumer and local economy.
Global Interactions text book by Guinness pages 228-233.
The in class notes on Jimmy's Supermarket.