Political Globalization

Question 1

An approach to the social world that stresses post national and transnational processes as well as a consciousness of the compressed nature of space and time.

Answer 1

Political Globalization

Question 2

It provides normative reference points for states and an orientation for political actors.

Answer 2

Global Normative Culture

Question 3

A decentered and deterritorializing apparatus of rule that progressively incorporates the entire global realm within its open, expanding frontiers.

Answer 3

Empire

Question 4

4 examples of social transformation

Answer 4

1. Nationality and Citizenship
2. Public Sphere and Political Communication
3. Civil Society
4. Space and Borders

Question 5

A movement that has led to the progressive erosion of national sovereignty and has paradoxically rescued the nation-state rather than undermined it.

Answer 5

European Integration

Question 6

They possesses a large number of independent regulatory authorities, working in fields such as the environment, drugs and drug addiction, vocational training, health, and safety at work, the internal market, racism and xenophobia, food safety, aviation safety.

Answer 6

European Union

Question 7

2 kinds of decoupling processes

Answer 7

1. Decoupling of nationality and citizenship
2. Decoupling of nationhood and statehood

Question 8

It can be attributed to the impact of global normative culture, which has led to a blurring of the boundary between national and international law.

Answer 8

Decoupling of nationality and citizenship

Question 9

These are playing a growing role in national politics.

Answer 9

International Legal Tribunals

Question 10

These are products of the de-nationalization of the nation-state and the rise of non-territorial politics.

Answer 10

Global Cities

Question 11

They have been based on centralized systems of communication ranging from national systems of education and science, national newspapers and media such as TV as well as national commemorations and popular culture in which national narratives and collective identities were codified, reproduced and legitimated.

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Nation-states

Question 12

The site of politics and it is not merely a spatial location but a process of discursive contestation.

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Public Sphere

Question 13

It signifies a commonality of political forms which link the local and the global, the national and transnational, and mobilizes a range of actors around common political codes.

Answer 13

Civil Societalization

Question 14

It holds the promise of resolving contradictory tendencies which have become central to the experience of globality.

Answer 14

Global Civil Society

Question 15

3 components of Political Globalization

Answer 15

1. Authoritarianism
2. Monarchy
3. Democracy