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Baylis & Smith: The Globalization of World Politics: 3eRevision guide

Chapter 01: The globalization of world politics

Over the last three decades the sheer scale and scope of globalinterconnectednes
s has become increasingly evident in every sphere from theeconomic to the cultur
al. Sceptics do not regard this as evidence of globalization ifthat term means s
omething more than simply international independence, i.e.linkages between count
ries. The key issue becomes what we understand by theterm 'globalization'.

Globalization is evident in th

Globalization requires a conceptual shift in our thinking about world politics f

rom aprimarily geopolitical perspective to the perspective of globalized or glob
al politics the politics of worldwide social relations.

Global politics is more accurately described as distorted global politics becaus

e it isafflicted by significant power asymmetries.

Globalization creates a double democratic deficit in that it places limits ondem

ocracy within states and new mechanisms of global governance which lackdemocrati
c credentials