I need a comprehensive answers and write up to the following questions each answer should be well explained and backed up with diagrams if necessary two pages for each answer Q1 … write on the theories and approaches to the international political economyQ2… Define globalization, its aspects and interdependenceQ3…What is the contribution of globalization to democracy ? stating it’s advantages and disadvantagesQ4…Define governance, global governance and its future prospects in relation to the 1st century

RUNNING HEAD: GLOBALIZATION Globalization 1 RUNNING HEAD: GLOBALIZATION 1. Theories and Approaches to the International Political EconomyEconomic LiberalismThe theories of "liberalism"…

You use the concepts of abstraction and encapsulation every day. You may call it “understanding the bigger picture” or “seeing the forest for the trees.” It helps you manage the complexity of your tasks without getting bogged down in the details. Think about the ways in which you apply abstraction to your tasks or decisions. Think about the ways you apply encapsulation to your tasks and organizing your work. In the context of computer programming, abstraction requires you to eliminate detail from an object to identify its defining characteristics—the things that make the object “tick.”

Give an example that describes how you have used abstraction as a strategy and how it was beneficial to you. Be as specific as possible about the strategy and why you feel it worked well. How was encapsulation applied in your strategy?

Next, describe a situation in which abstraction or encapsulation may not yield the best results. After all, boiling a group of things down to their defining, component attributes may overlook unique and special characteristics of that group’s members, and this could lead to a less-than-ideal process or decision. Once again, be specific about your method and the results.

Post your response by Day 3.

Map: Kindly note the question is a continuous prose and so I have tackled it bits by bitsand they are highlighted black. In a language understood by anyone I can describe abstraction as that…