Blog Assignment 3 : What is the relation between politics and globalization? _ Cho Yena

 

 1) Summary

This article is about political globalization, which refers to the multidimensional, accelerated, and interconnected organization of space and time across national borders. The chapter discusses the impact of globalization on the autonomy of nation-states, the advantages and disadvantages of globalization, and the multifaceted nature of globalization. The tension between three processes that interact to produce the complex field of global politics is highlighted: global geopolitics, global normative culture, and polycentric networks. The transformation of the nation-state under the conditions of largely economic globalization is also discussed, with some arguing that states have been usurped by global markets. The concept of multi-governance is introduced, which suggests that the nation-state must share sovereignty with non-governmental actors. The chapter concludes by evaluating the impact of globalization on the autonomy of nation-states and the formation of global politics. Overall, the chapter provides a comprehensive overview of the concept of political globalization and its impact on the modern world.


 2) interesting point

Some interesting things to watch out for in this article include the discussion of the tension between three processes that interact to produce the complex field of global politics: global geopolitics, global normative culture, and polycentric networks. The concept of multi-governance is also introduced, which suggests that the nation-state must share sovereignty with non-governmental actors. The transformation of the nation-state under the conditions of largely economic globalization is discussed, with some arguing that states have been usurped by global markets. The impact of globalization on Europeanization is also explored, with two positions emerging: the thesis that transnationalization enhances the power of the nation-state and the thesis that it leads to a loss of autonomy. The chapter concludes by evaluating the impact of globalization on the autonomy of nation-states and the formation of global politics. Overall, the file provides a comprehensive overview of the concept of political globalization and its impact on the modern world.


 3) the point of discussion

How does the concept of multi-governance challenge traditional notions of state sovereignty? What are the advantages and disadvantages of globalization, and how do they impact the autonomy of nation-states? How does the tension between global geopolitics, global normative culture, and polycentric networks shape the complex field of global politics?

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