What is the relation between politics and globalization?

 1. Summary

Since the transnational process, political globalization has been discussed a lot. Politics resulting from transnational networks is a process of de-territorialization and re-territorialization, and for some, the political globalization process opens up a new sense of liberation. For others, it also lead to the loss of autonomy and the division of the world. There are three processes that interact to produce a complex field of world politics.

  • World geopolitics
  • Global normative culture
  • mult-psychological network
One of the most widespread forms of political globalization is global dissemination. In other words, globalization is global dissemination. In other words, globalization does not weaken a democratic nation, but is accepted globally. However, this is not an end to ideology, but an increasingly different kind of ideology spreads.

The first dimension of political globalization is geopolitics of global power. 
The second aspect is the emergence of a global normative culture. A normative culture can be called a multicentric network. In other words, it is a form of non-territorial politics that comes from politics. What is important in multi-psychological networks is related to a new form of global governance.

It is not the demise of the state, but rather a change of state. It is related to new networks, sources of communication. It represents a new relationship between individuals and countries and society. For example, global government.

The UN is related to civil society. Civil society first appeared to engage in various social movements. As political globalization becomes more globalized, there are various civil societies. And nationality and citizenship are becoming blurred. There is no complete control by the state as 'Harbourmas' said. They are influencing each other.

2. Interesting

It was interesting that becoming a political globalization does not mean an end to ideology. Rather, different kinds of ideology are spreading. I think various ideologies are being created because various countries and societies are influenced, not just one.

3. a subject of conversation

Many conservatives in advanced countries say that anti-globalization is emerging. It is often controlled by leaders of advanced countries. What position should our country take?

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