Reading Assignment 3: Political Globalization——LUAN QIANYUE

 

What is the relation between politics and globalization

- Gerard Delanty and Chris Rumford

1) SUMMARY

In the case of political globalization specifically involves a social world approach that emphasizes post-national and transnational processes and an awareness of the compressed nature of space and time. Political globalization has been much discussed in the globalization literature, emphasizing the decline of the nation-state under the influence of global forces, which produces different types of politics, on the one hand, the development and mobility of transnational networks and, on the other hand, processes of de-territorialization and re-territorialization. For some, the process of political globalization opens up new possibilities for emancipation, while for others, globalization leads to the loss of autonomy and the fragmentation of the social world. The approach to political globalization adopted in the article emphasizes the multifaceted nature of globalization, which is best seen as a relational dynamic rather than a new reality. The authors argue that political globalization can be understood as a tension between three processes that interact to produce a complex field of global politics: global geopolitics, global normative culture, and polycentric networks.

1. Global Geopolitics

The nature of the emergence of geopolitics and its evolutionary logic need to be studied in depth. It arises from the natural differentiation of human beings, involving economic interests, political interests, ethnic interests, and even geopolitical factors such as family, ethnicity, and religion, which make the internal problems of nations unfold as problems of interstate relations. Individual countries are able to go global through geo-organizations or groups, and geopolitics transcends its original meaning and becomes an inherent combination of historical geopolitics and the geopolitics of the times.

2. global normative culture The core of normative culture lies in the power of the individual, including environmental issues, etc., which is one of the dimensions of globalization.

3. Polycentric Networks

Forms of non-territorial politics come from multiple locations, rather than one center. This is related to the process of political globalization with network flows as well as mobility and sources of communication.

 2INTERESTING POINT

The integration of national politics with the rest of the world. It means a network created by globalization. NGOs are a matter of citizenship and human rights that national governments follow. Therefore, it is difficult for national governments to impose their own rules, which leads to human beings as if this is an interdependence on global institutions, which control the country.

3)  DISCUSSION POINT

How is the UN involved in the process of political globalization?


Comments

  1. The United Nations is both a product of globalization and a powerful promoter of globalization. As the most representative international organization in the world, the United Nations is best qualified to act as a guide to globalization. Because of its high legitimacy, the UN is suitable as a platform for coordination among major powers, a link between sovereign states and non-state actors (including multinational corporations), and a promoter and disseminator of international norms. Peace, development and human rights are the positive forces of globalization and the goals that the UN seeks to achieve.

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  2. The purposes of the United Nations are: to maintain international peace and security; to develop friendly relations among nations based on respect for the principle of equal rights and self-determination of peoples; and to achieve international cooperation in solving international problems of an economic, social, cultural or humanitarian character and in promoting respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms for all. The United Nations maintains world peace through peacekeeping missions and observer missions. The Charter of the United Nations was signed to regulate wars among nations.

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