How is globalization a dystopic absence of order?
Correct answer: D. It appears to have negative qualities in abundance, but without any seeming coherence
- A. It lacks order and is anarchical
- B. It is a product of historical transitions of power
- C. It is a product of new technologies that are not regulated
- D. It appears to have negative qualities in abundance, but without any seeming coherence
Explanation
A dystopic absence of order refers to globalization appearing full of harmful or disorienting effects without a clear, coherent organizing pattern. This is more specific than simply calling the global system anarchic or blaming unregulated technology.
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