Extra/late posts grade marker

All work graded up to here. Please email me if you submit later work.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

[Assignment 1] what is globalization?

Image
 1) Summary Over time, as technology advances, all over the world people can contact each other through Internet, airplane, various media flatform and so on. And naturally we discussed the idea of globalization and It’s still ongoing. But until 1980s or 1990 early, globalization have not been fully accepted in academic part. Since The term globalization has not been widely used for a long time, and is being discussed in various ways and dimension, It’s hard to define straight one word or sentence what that is. Velho(1997) said about globalization in objective and horizon perspective. According to his perspective, especially object approach, regard globalization as a thinking of single process. And he thinks even though world is undergoing globalization each country has different aspect. There’s recognition difference between 1900s and 2000s about globalization. In the late 1900s, people who looked at globalization in economic perspective were more dominant. But after the late 1990 ...
Read more

[Blog Assignment 1] WVS analysis : Confidence of governments in each nations

Image
Since the outbreak of the Covid- 19 virus, government intervention in quarantine and public support has increased, making the role of the government very important.  However, depending on the public's perception of the government, I was thought that accepting the government's action would be different.  So, through the WVS, I decided to analyze how each country perceives each country's government. First survey question is confidence about their government. Most of country answered "Quite a lot" as 35.9%.  What should be noted is that China accounted for the largest percentage in a great deal overwhelmingly.   People in China were very confident about their government.  But I thought there must be another reason for this result. This may be a very dangerous interpretation, but I've seen an article before.   https://theprint.in/opinion/china-is-an-enemy-of-freedom-of-thought-it-wants-the-same-from-other-powerful-nations/502708/ The above articl...
Read more

What's the difference between UN and ASEAN? / Jeong hyemin

 The United Nations stands for United Nations. It is an international organization established to prevent war and maintain peace, and 193 countries are joined. ASEAN stands for the Association of South-East Asian Nations and is the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations. The difference between the two is the state. The United Nations is an international organization that targets the world, but ASEAN is targeted at Southeast Asian countries. The purpose of the establishment is also different. The former was established to establish the economic and social foundations of the region, while the latter was established for peace. The United Nations is located in New York, USA, and ASEAN is located in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Read more