Global citizenship
A way of living wherein a person identifies strongly with global scale issues, values and cultures rather than/ in addition to narrower place-based identity
Nationalism
A political movement focused on national independence or the abandonment of policies that are viewed by some people as a threat to national sovereignty/culture
Cultural cohesion
The capacity of different national and ethnic groups to make a mutual commitment to live together as citizens of the same state
Cultural landscape
The distinctive character of a geographical place or region that has been shaped over time by a combination of physical and human processes
Ethnoscape
A cultural landscape constructed by an ethnic minority group eg migrant population. Their culture is clearly reflected in the way they have remade the place where they live
The (theorised) effects of hyperglobalisation
The relevance and power of countries will reduce over time
-shrinking world, and borders are meaningless
-individual identities replaced by shared identity based on global citizenship
-more peaceful world
Why have there been more barriers to globalisation?
Rise in nationalism due to interpretation on the loss of a nation’s sovereignty and COVID-19
Factors that reinforce contemporary nationalism
-Sports and culture
-Education
-Political parties
How can national identity and state loyalty be tied together?
-Legal systems
-Methods of governance
Why is national identity and loyalty so complex in a globalised world?
-National identity can change over time
-A multinational country with many contrasting ethnicities will have a complex view towards what national identity and loyalty mean
What are challenges to national identity? (3 of them)
-More UK based companies are now foreign owned
-Soft power from large global media and retail corporations
-Foreign ownership of property and land
Examples of UK brands now foreign owned
HP Foods, Cadbury, Harrods, Boots, National Lottery (Ontario Teacher’s Pension Plan, however now owned by Allwyn UK)
Impacts of foreign ownership of property
-Can drive up house prices and increase demand, so difficult for locals to buy a house
-Place character change as shops and services cater to foreign property buyers
Secession
The act of separation for part of a state to form a new and fully independent country
Examples of secession movements
Catalonia
Scotland
Effects of globalisation on BRICS and national identity
Uneven distribution of costs/benefits of globalisation has caused political tensions eg. Brazil Olympics, China Uyghurs, India Muslims/Hindus
Failed state
A country whose government has lost political control and is unable to fulfil its basic responsibilities
Impact of failed states on national identity
-Increased conflict between groups eg. Kashmir, Rwanda, Sudan
-Conflicts over political borders (no shared identity) eg. Rwanda