Globalization Trade and Migration Essay

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Essay Prompt: What were the main causes of globalization before World War I?  Using “Endowments,” explain the types of goods that were traded between Europe and the Areas of Recent Settlement (ARS) before 1914. Conduct a similar analysis to explain patterns of migration between Europe and the ARS in this era.  Then, using “Interests,” identify the winners and the losers of trade or migration in Europe and in the ARS in this period.  Finally, using “Institutions,” explain trade or immigration policies in at least two countries prior to 1914.
NOTE: For each of the final two parts on “Interests” and “Institutions,” discuss either trade or migration, not both.

Frieden, Jeffry A., David A. Lake and J. Lawrence Broz. 2017. International Political Economy: Perspectives on Global Power and Wealth (Links to an external site.). 6th ed. W.W. Norton. ISBN: 9780393603880.  THIS EDITION ONLY.

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Take-Home Midterm Rubric W22
Criteria
Ratings
Pts
Causes of
Globalization
15 pts
11 pts
9 pts
12.5 pts
Good
O pts
No Marks
Fair
Poor
Excellent
Essay correctly
identifies multiple
causes of
globalization in the
Golden Age and
discusses how they
enhanced
globalization.
Insufficient
effort or no
answer.
Incorrect
account of the
causes of
globalization
during the
Essay correctly
identifies and
sufficiently discusses
only one cause of
globalization or
correctly identifies
multiple causes
without sufficient
discussion.
Essay correctly
identifies multiple
causes of globalization
in the Golden Age but
discussion is limited
and does not fully
demonstrate the logic
linking causes to
globalization
outcomes.
15 pts
Golden Age.
12.75 pts
15 pts
Excellent
11.25 pts
Fair
9 pts
Poor
O pts
No Marks
Good
Incorrect
Insufficient
effort or no
answer.
Endowments:
Trade
Using
“Endowments,”
explain the
patterns of
trade between
the Old World
and the New
World (ARS) in
this era.
account
of trade
between
the Old
World
and the
ARS in
this era.
The essay correctly
identifies the types
of goods that were
traded between the
Old World and the
ARS. In justifying the
answer, the essay
identifies solid
understanding of the
economic theory that
explains how
endowments
influence why some
countries trade
certain types of
goods whereas other
countries trade other
types of goods. The
essay accurately
applies the theory to
the Old World and
the ARS in this era.
The essay correctly
identifies the types of
goods that were traded
between the Old World
and the ARS. In
justifying the answer,
the essay demonstrates
understanding of the
economic theory that
explains how
endowments influence
why some countries
trade certain types of
goods whereas other
countries trade other
types of goods.
However, the
explanation of the
theory has one or more
gaps that compromise
the essays ability to
demonstrate a solid
understanding of the
theory’s inner logic. The
essay more or less
correctly applies the
theory to the Old World
and the ARS in this era.
The essay identifies
some goods that were
traded between the
Old World and the ARS
in the Golden Age. In
justifying the answer,
the essay demonstrates
understanding of the
economic theory that
explains how
endowments influence
why some countries
trade certain types of
goods whereas other
countries trade other
types of goods.
However, the essay
gives a superficial (or
nonexistent) account of
the underlying
economic theory,
and/or incorrectly or
incompletely applies
the theory to the Old
World and the ARS in
this era.
15 pts
10 pts
7.5 pts
O pts
8.5 pts
Good
6 pts
Poor
Excellent
No Marks
Incorrect
Insufficient
effort or no
answer.
Endowments:
Migration
Using
“Endowments,”
explain the
patterns of
migration
between the
Old World and
the New World
(ARS) in this
account of
migration
between
the Old
World and
the ARS in
this era.
era.
The essay correctly
identifies the pattern
of migration,
between the Old
World and the ARS.
In justifying the
answer, the essay
identifies solid
understanding of the
economic theory
that explains how
endowments
influence why some
countries experience
emigration while
others experience
immigration. The
essay accurately
applies the theory to
the Old World and
the ARS in this era.
The essay correctly
identifies the pattern of
migration between the
Old World and the ARS.
In justifying the answer,
the essay demonstrates
understanding of the
economic theory that
explains how
endowments influence
why some countries
experience emigration
while others experience
immigration. However,
the explanation of the
theory has one or more
gaps that compromise
the essays ability to
demonstrate a solid
understanding of the
theory’s inner logic. The
essay more or less
correctly applies the
theory to the Old World
and the ARS in this era.
Fair
The essay identifies
some migration
patterns between the
Old World and the ARS
in the Golden Age. In
justifying the answer,
the essay demonstrates
understanding of the
economic theory that
explains how
endowments influence
why some countries
experience emigration
while others
experience
immigration. However,
the essay gives a
superficial (or
nonexistent) account of
the underlying
economic theory,
and/or incorrectly or
incompletely applies
the theory to the Old
World and the ARS in
10 pts
this era.
Interests
21.25 pts
Good
18.75 pts
Fair
15 pts
Poor
O pts
No Marks
Using
“Interests,”
identify the
winners and the
losers of
globalization in
Insufficient
effort or
no answer.
Incorrect
account of
which groups
of people are
the winners
and losers of
globalization
in this era.
this era.
25 pts
Excellent
The essay correctly
identifies which
groups of people are
the winners and
losers of
globalization in this
era. In justifying the
answer, the essay
identifies and
demonstrates a solid
understanding of
the economic theory
that explains who
wins and loses with
globalization. The
essay accurately
applies the theory to
historical examples
from both the Old
World and the ARS
and specifies
whether trade or
migration was the
driving force in each
instance.
The essay correctly
identifies which
groups of people were
the winners and losers
of globalization in the
Old World and the
ARS. In justifying the
answer, the essay
identifies and
demonstrates a solid
understanding of the
economic theory that
explains who wins and
loses with
globalization. The
essay accurately
applies the theory to
historical examples
from both the Old
World and the ARS
and specifies whether
trade or migration was
the driving force in
each instance.
However, the
explanation of the
theory has one or
more gaps that and/or
the application to
historical evidence is
inaccurate or
incomplete.
The essay identifies
which groups of
people are the
winners and losers of
globalization in this
era. In justifying the
answer, the essay
identifies and
demonstrates a solid
understanding of the
economic theory that
explains who wins and
loses with
globalization. The
essay applies the
theory to historical
examples from both
the Old World and the
ARS and specifies
whether trade or
migration was the
driving force in each
instance. However,
the essay gives a
superficial (or
nonexistent) account
of the economic
theory, and does not
apply the theory
accurately (or at all) to
the historical record.
25 pts
Institutions
25 pts
18.75 pts
21.25 pts
Good
15 pts
Poor
O pts
No Marks
Excellent
Fair
Insufficient
effort or no
answer.
Using
“Institutions,”
explain trade or
immigration
policy
outcomes in at
least two
countries prior
to 1914.
The essay explains
trade or immigration
policy outcomes in two
(or more) countries
before 1914 correctly.
In justifying the
answer, the essay
identifies the theory
that explains how
institutions influence
trade and immigration
policy in those
countries. The essay
gives a complete
explanation that
demonstrates a solid
understanding of how
this works.
The essay explains
trade and/or
immigration policy
outcomes in at least
two countries before
1914 correctly. In
justifying the answer
however, the essay
demonstrates gaps in
its ability to apply
the theory that
explains how
institutions influence
trade and
immigration policy in
those countries.
The essay explains
trade or
immigration policy
outcomes in only
one country before
1914 correctly,
demonstrating a
satisfactory ability
to apply the theory
that explains how
institutions
influence trade or
immigration policy.
Incorrect
account of the
theory that
explains how
institutions
influence trade
or immigration
policy, and/or
incorrect
historical
examples
25 pts
Structure and
clarity
7.5 pts
10 pts
Excellent
8.5 pts
Good
6 pts
Poor
O pts
Insufficient
Fair
Essay has very
clear organization
and structure,
including clear,
strong thesis
statement. Spelling
and grammatical
mistakes do not
prevent
understanding
Essay generally
has clear
organization and
structure. In most
cases, spelling and
grammatical
mistakes do not
prevent
understanding.
Essay may at times
lack organization
and clarity but
reader can follow
structure. Essay may
have grammatical
and spelling
mistakes but they
largely do not
prevent
understanding.
Essay lacks
internal
organization,
which interferes
with reader’s
comprehension.
Essay lacks
thesis
statement and
organization.
Bullet points
or very short
essay.
10 pts

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