Cultural Identity and Globalization: Theories and Critiques

This exam focuses on the theoretical frameworks surrounding cultural identity within the context of globalization. Candidates will assess specific theories and critiques that explain how identities transform as a result of cross-border cultural exchanges.

Understanding these frameworks is vital for professionals engaged in cultural policy, media, and community development. The implications of globalization and hybrid identities influence social cohesion and identity politics worldwide.

The exam will test candidates' ability to articulate and critically assess various theoretical perspectives on cultural identity. Candidates will also demonstrate their understanding of key concepts and recent developments in the field.

Candidates may also discuss contemporary case studies that illustrate the theoretical principles outlined, enhancing their verbal articulation of these complex ideas.