Political Globalization

Political Globalization. abstract.

POLITICAL GLOBALIZATION. 2. Intensification and expansion of political interrelations between countries and international organizations..

STATE. 3. 3. Independent political entity with clear TERRITORY known internationally. Has national bureaucracy staffed by government personnel. Monopolizes force, money, rules, and information..

Nation. Group of people united by the same culture, history, language, traditions, etc. The concept and practice of a nation work to establish who belongs and who does not (insider vs. outsider)..

The Characteristics of Political Globalization.

INTRISTIC CHARACTERISTICS. Decentralized Powers Reconstruction of the hierarchy of authority into a system of united co-responsibility. Removing the concept of having a single higher authority. COMPLETED.

The Role of World Wide Web & The Internet in Political Globalization.

Political Globalization is a process intrinsically connected to the expansion of markets where the World Wide Web is seen as the primary force responsible for creation..

Political Globalization connection to Organizations.

United Nations & World Health Organization. Political Globalization has led to the development of international organizations such as the United Nations and the World Health Organization. Increased of interaction between government systems and external interventions on democracy, human rights, freedom, etc..

Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Formed on August 8, 1967 consisting of 5 countries (Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand) Goals: Accelerate regional economic growth, social progress, and cultural development. 2. Promote regional peace and stability Through justice and rule of law.

Southeast Asian Treaty Organization (SEATO). Formed in September 1954 by United States, France, Great Britain, New Zealand, Australia, Pakistan, Philippines, and Thailand. Goals: 1. Prevent communism from gaining ground in the region..

Positive. Negative. Effects Of Political Globalization.

Positive Effects of Political Globalization 1. Establishing of International Laws 2. Ease of movement 3. Increase of commerce 4. Access to international supports 5Reduces risks of invasion.

Negative Effects of Political Globalization 1. Loss of power at the national level 2. Increased levels of bureaucracy 3. Decreased political accountability 4. State sovereignty is reduced 5. Functioning of international and supranational organizations are often not “democratic”.

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