global interstate system

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the structures of globalization
presented by: Niche Belmonte & Karyle
Ivy Alivio
 wha t i s g l o b a l
inters t a t e s y s t e m ?

It is the whole system of human

interactions. It is a facet of contemporary
political globalization that seeks to form
collaboration among nation-states
through the establishments of
intergovernmental organizations. It is
rooted on the idea of
internationalism
 state
Weber(1997) describes the state as a
compulsory political organization with
a centralized government that
maintains the legitimate use of force
within a certain territory

 nation
It emphasizes the organic tiles
that hold groups of people
together and inspire a sense of
loyalty and belonging-i.e.,
ethnicity, language, religion, and
others (Schattle,2014)
 state nation
A Legal and A socio-cultural Entity
Political Entity Linked to a group of
Linked to a territory people
Exist with May exist without
sovereignty sovereignty
Established Can be created
consciously unconsciously
United by Laws United by bond and
shared history
 The fourth effect of
effects of globalization is the
rise of transnational
First, globalization is
seen to impose a globalization to activism( TNA)

the government
forced The fifth and the last
choice upon nation- effect of
states. globalization is the

creation of new
communication
network.

The second effect

of globalization on The third effect of
the globalization is the
nation states is the establishment
establishment of international laws and
economic and principles.
political

integrations.

 intergovernmental
organizations
Foster strong, political, cultural,
educational, and
technical governmental relationships.
Examples:
Southeast Asian Nation(ASEAN)
European Union(EU)
World Trade Organization(WTO)
Southeast Asian
Nation (ASEAN)

Established in 1 9 6 7
Has now 10 member
states
European Union (EU)

Established in
N o v e m b e r 19 9 3
Has now 28 member
states
World Trade
Organization(WTO)

Has now 164

member states
 INTERNATIONALISM

It is anchored on the opinion that nationalism should

be
outrun because links that bind people of different
countries are more powerful than those that
disconnected
them (Anora,2014)
 GLOBALISM

It emerged as an attitude that seeks to understand all

the
interconnections of the modern world and to
highlight
patterns that underline them.
 Immanuel Kant (1795) He conceptualized the idea of
Liberal internationalism which proposes that nations
must give up their freedom to submit to a larger
system of laws that is embodied by common
international principles

Guiseppe Mazzini (1805-1902) assumed that nationalism

and international cooperation complemented each
other. He believed that cooperation among nation states
is essential.

US President Woodrow Wilson (1856-1924) thought that

nations were subjected to the universal laws of God that
could be discovered through reason. He adopted the
principles of self-determination, democratic government,
collective security, international law, and a league of
nations in his concept og internationalism.
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