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do ideological confrontations endanger international cooperation? find out with this course exploring organizations and cultures across the globe. evaluate beliefs about the “clash of civilisations” and examine whether our world really is becoming more liberal. des traductions françaises sont disponibles pour ce cours unable to play video. please enable javascript or consider upgrading your browser. view transcript download video: standard or hd 0:10 skip to 0 minutes and 10 seconds as different as we are, can we collaborate? with conflicting memories, can we build a world government? when talking about global order what immediately comes to mind are our past failures to make such a world possible, like the league of nations, two and even three world wars, or failed states by the dozen and the current limit to electoral integrity. there are countless obstacles on the road to peace and prosperity. in the past, taking refuge in cultural values and identities was easier than interacting with foreigners. but living in isolation is not the only barrier to sound globalisation. norms that once promoted free markets and elections as well as human rights are increasingly contested. progress is no longer consensual. 1:04 skip to 1 minute and 4 seconds science has lost its appeal, and universal ethics is replaced by local rules of morality. alternatives to the left/right divide of the west have become popular in the rest of the world. confucianism and islamism are back in the global south. even in the global north the republican creed, born during the revolutions of the 18th century, is now contested. agreements between dozens of powers used to be commonplace. but today, with almost 200 countries, agreements seem unattainable. there are many more stakeholders beyond government, international organisations. while within each nation, minorities weaken its negotiating power. there are good news too. people are attached to world institutions. inequality and injustice are increasingly criticised. domination, oligarchy, hegemony are no longer accepted. 2:07 skip to 2 minutes and 7 seconds rising states endorse the existing rules, like international law or diplomatic protocols. organisations expand. they address unsolved issues and enduring conflicts. their networks are stronger. their legitimacy is less doubted. but the dilemma persists in other guises. we can promote integration of our cultures and regimes into a global compound, or draw a demarcation line with strangers, foreign powers, and multilateral institutions. in this course, you will find fruitful thought about this dilemma and possibly solve it, at least for yourself. what topics will you cover? universalism and authenticity modernity and tradition conflicting ideologies pretended or true cultural distinctions going alone or getting along intercultural negotiations waves of democratisation waves of deregulation setbacks: non linear change nationalism, anti-colonialism back to the past: the world in 1925 a step towards the future: the world in 2025 who is this accredited by? european foundation for management development: the european foundation for management development is europe’s largest network association in the field of management development. when would you like to start? most futurelearn courses run multiple times. every run of a course has a set start date but you can join it and work through it after it starts. find out more 3 june 2019 what will you achieve? by the end of the course, you'll be able to... improve your knowledge in international studies (including history, theories of international relations and international economics.) compare the way international institutions and national states address the fragmentation of world politics and policies (with the help of intercultural and organizational studies). reflect upon economic, demographic, geographic, and anthropological data. who is the course for? this course will be of particular interest to business and international relations students, professionals who work in global businesses, igos and ngos experts and negotiators who are or may be confronted to intercultural experiences. however it doesn’t require any previous experience and anyone with an interest in global politics and culture can take part. who will you learn with? yves schemeil pr. of political science, university of grenoble alpes & institut universitaire de france (global & comparative politics); visiting scholar, ecole hôtelière de lausanne & grenoble ecole de management who developed the course? for the past 30 years, grenoble ecole de management (gem) has established itself in france and abroad as a leading business school through expertise in technology, innovation and entrepreneurship. get a taste of this course find out what this course is like by previewing some of the course steps before you join: 1.5 article what is truly universal? do you know someone who’d love this course? tell them about it... facebook twitter linked-in whatsapp email you can use the hashtag #flglobalcultures to talk about this course on social media. more courses you might like learners who joined this course have also enjoyed these courses. university of york exploring everyday chemistry explore the organic chemistry behind perfume, medicine, brewing and sport from one of the uk's leading universities 4 weeks 4 hrs per week included in unlimited the open university managing public money explore and understand how you can manage public money effectively to create and demonstrate value for citizens. 4 weeks 3 hrs per week
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