GlobalisationClass 12 Contemporary World Politics Assertion & Reason Questions

Assertion (A): Globalisation as a concept fundamentally deals with flows and worldwide interconnectedness.

Reason (R): These flows include the movement of ideas, capital, commodities, and people across different parts of the world.

Assertion (A): Globalisation has led to an erosion of state capacity.

Reason (R): The old 'welfare state' is giving way to a more minimalist state that withdraws from many of its earlier welfare functions.

Assertion (A): The cultural effect of globalisation is often feared to be cultural homogenisation.

Reason (R): Cultural homogenisation is the process where each culture becomes more different and distinctive.