Chapter 1 regional geography
- 1. GLOBALISATION AND THE WORLD REGIONAL NAME : NUREMYLIA BINTI SANI MATRIX NUMBER : 11DPI16F1002 LECTURERâS NAME : MOHD NUROLHISYAM BIN HASSAN
- 2. CONTENT īĸ 1.1 introduction of world regional geography 1.1.1 definition of world regional geography īĸ 1.2 making and remaking regions 1.2.2 dynamic concepts of region a) People create regions b) People remake regions c) Regions interact with other regions īĸ 1.3 define globalization īĸ 1.4 define localization īĸ 1.5 facets of globalization īĸ 1.6 facets of localization
- 3. 1.1 INTRODUCTION OF WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY īļ Geography is a discipline that studies spatial patterns in the human and physical world. īļ Consists of physical geography and human geography. 1.1 INTRODUCTION OF WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY
- 4. 1.2 MAKING AND REMAKING REGIONS īĸ PEOPLE CREATE REGIONS People living in a region determine its characteristics. īĸ PEOPLE REMAKE REGIONS Regions and their boundaries may change over time instigating by information, technology. īĸ REGIONS INTERACT WITH OTHER REGIONS No region is an isolated entity. 1.2.1 DYNAMIC CONCEPT OF REGIONS
- 5. 1.3 DEFINE GLOBALIZATION īĸ The increasing level of interconnection among people and places. īĸ Economic globalization involves the integration and exchange of capital.
- 6. 1.4 DEFINE LOCALIZATION īĸ Stems from established local identities existing prior to the intrusion of globalization forces. īĸ The âlocal â scale is any place less than global in size, including countries and region within countries.
- 7. 1.5 FACETS OF GLOBALIZATION Flows of goods and services. Human mobility Shift in dominant ideologies, religious or political beliefs Uncontrollable negatives The spread of ideas, technologies, crime and diseases
- 8. 1.6 FACETS OF LOCALIZATION Political nasionalisme Separatist group Custom and practices Ethic and religious differences Resistance to the visible economic