C. The Transformationalist • Views that
globalization is a critical driving force behind the rapid social, political and economic changeswhich are
reshaping societies and international politics • The process of
globalization is historically unprecedented;
– hence,
governments and societies are having to adapt to a world in which there is
no longer a clear distinction between the international and domestic affairs •
Core belief:
–
globalization is reengineering of power, function and authority of the state • (even if the state has ultimate legal power to control
events inside its boundary, it can’t command sole control over transboudary issues, actors, resource movements)
•
Globalization is transforming/reconstituting the
power and authority of national governments. •
Rejects the claims of both hyper globalists and the skeptics •
Rejects the hyper globalists view that claims
globalization is the end of sovereign state •
Rejects the skeptics viewthat claims
nothing much has changed– Instead, asserts that
a new sovereignty regime is displacing traditional conception of state power as an absolute indivisible territorially exclusive power.
• In globalization,
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