I.

Identification
1. This donors have moved further ‘South’ than Southern partners have moved ‘North’.
Northern
2. It is the result of developments that took place in. many parts of southern Asia,
both on the Indian subcontinent and. in Southeast Asia. Southernization
3. This creates innovativepartnership wiith india and china. Development diplomacy
4. Poverty reduction moved to become this kind of development . central analytic’
5. An increasingly explicit assertion that aid must work in the ‘national interest’
II. True or False
1. Global development regime has been dominated by the cultures, norms and practices of
northern and eastern actors F
2. Ideologies of outhernization have changed from neoliberalism to the state-led
modernisation of the Washington, post-Washington and California Consensus F
3. In an increasingly polycentric development landscape, complex trends, patterns and
directions of movement are evident across actors, sectors, places and modalities T
4. New forms of finance, leveraged by ODA, will provide the necessary billions to
achieve global development T
5. ODA should be re-tuned to leverage and catalyse larger private sector flow T
III. Multiple Choice
1. China was and still is the biggest ‘emerging’ Southern partner
a. China b. japan c. north korea d. America
2. This focus resulted in a distorted analysis of the broader South–South phenomenon.
A. China-korea B.China-Africa c. America-Korea d. America-China
3. It represented an unprecedented period of international agreement about what
‘development’ consists of, and clear targets as to what was to be achieved
A. GDF era b. MDG era c. theory of era d. none of the above
4. The “Aid Effectiveness Agenda is launcged in what year?
a. 1990 b. 2000 c. 2005 d. 2100
5. He announced the launch of a new partnership between DFID and the London Stock
Exchange Group, 27 January 2014, to support capital market development in sub-
Saharan Africa
A. Justine Greening MP n. Williams c. Andrew Mitchell d. none of the above
IV. Analogy
1. Charity: western donors , Opportunity: Southern development cooperation partners
2. Western: Sympathy, Southern: Empathy
3. Lack of reciprocation: western donos, Recognition of reciprocity: Southern development
cooperation partners
4. United Arab Emirates: Global South, Bermuda: Global North
5. Belgium: Europe, Angola: Angola

6. 2 how, 3 why
 A. Expectations of socialising the South China is big, it is growing, and it will
influence the world in the years ahead., the essential question is – how will China
use its influence?
To answer that question, it is time to take our policy beyond opening doors to
China’s membership into the international system: We need to urge China to
become a responsible stakeholder in that system. China has a responsibility to
strengthen the international system that has enabled its success

Why is southernization important?

Once established on the Indian frontier, they became acquainted with many of the elements
of southernization. The Arabs were responsible for the spread of many important crops,
developed or improved in India, to the Middle East, North Africa, and Islamic Spain.

Why is there a north south divide in the world?

The origin of dividing countries into the North-South Divide arose during the Cold War
of the mid 20th century. ... This division left out many countries which were poorer than
the First World and Second World countries. The poor countries were eventually
labeled as Third World countries

how is southernization related to westernization

t he term southernization is meant to be analogous to westernization. Westernization refers

to certain developments that first occurred in Western Europe. ... In the same
way, southernization changed Southern Asia and later spread to other areas, which then
underwent a process of change