Three part typology of the theories of globalization developed by Held and Mc Grew include the following:

A. Hyper Globalist

B. Sceptic

C. Culturalist

D. Transformationalist

Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below: 

The correct answer is A, B and D only 

Explanation:

Key Points

David Held and Anthony McGrew's three-part typology of theories of globalization reflects a way to understand and interpret the process and impact of globalization i.e., the growing interconnectedness of different parts of the world.

The Hyperglobalist perspective:

• This view asserts that globalization is a real and powerful force bringing about a new era wherein national governments are no longer able to exert control over their own economies.
• Proponents argue that global economic integration is leading to a significant decline in the power and sovereignty of nation-states, bringing about a more interconnected global society.

The Sceptic perspective:

• Held and McGrew's second perspective, held by the sceptics, is more critical and downplays the extent and novelty of globalization.
• They argue that regional economic processes and the power of individual states remain largely intact, and that the idea of globalization is more a myth or an ideological ploy than a reality.

The Transformationalist perspective:

• The third perspective is that of the transformationalists. They posit that globalization is a significant force that is reordering our world, but not in the predictable manner described by the hyperglobalists.
• They see the nation-state as being reshaped rather than becoming powerless, and global interconnectedness as reconfiguring rather than diminishing national power, leading to a reshaping of global politics and economics.

Hence, Culturalist is not part of the typology developed by Held and McGrew.