GLOBAL

INTERSTATE
SYSTEM
Date: /03/today/2024
TABLE OF CONTENT
Global interstate system

• Effects of globalization on government

• Institutions govern international relations

• Internationalism vs. globalism

GLOBAL INTERSTATE
SYSTEM
Interstate System - is define as a system of international relations.

Global Interstate System - is the interactions of various states in

international relations to provide stability of all nations around the globe
through the implementation of international policies or international
treaties.
Effects of globalization on
government
Globalization is the way that countries and
people around the world have become more
connected and interdependent economically,
politically, and socially. Globalization brought
positive and negative effects to governments.
AMONG THE POSITIVE
EFFECTS OF GLOBALIZATION TO
GOVERNMENTS ARE:
• Countries have become more interconnected, they have needed to work
together to protect the environment or to fight terrorism that led to the
development of world government.

• Globalization tend to be the realm of elite because in many parts of the world
they are the only people who are affluent enough to buy many of the products
available in the global marketplace.
POSSITIVE Globalization has created and

EFFECTS OF...
expanded foreign trade in the
world.

Things that were only found in developed

countries can now be found in other countries
across the world. People can now get whatever
they want and from any country.

Another positive effects of globalization is the improved

quality of products due to globe competition.
POSSITIVE
EFFECTS OF...

World becomes smaller and smaller, because

of modern technologies.
NEGATIVE In developed countries people have

EFFECTS OF... jobs insecurity. People are losing

their jobs. Developed nations have
outsourced manufacturing and white
collar jobs.

Globalization has led to exploitation of labor.

Safety standards are ignored to produce cheap
goods.

Globalization has led to fluctuation in price.

 INSTITUTIONS GOVERN
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
SEVERAL
INSTITUTIONS THAT
GOVERNS
INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS

UNITED NATION
 REGIONAL
COMMISSIONS:
SEVERAL
INSTITUTIONS THAT
ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR AFRICA (ECA)

GOVERNS
INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS
(ECE)
ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR LATIN
AMERICA AND THE CARRIBBEAN

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMISSION FOR
COMMISSION FOR WESTERN
ASIA AND THE PACIFIC
ASIA
SEVERAL
INSTITUTIONS THAT
GOVERNS
INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS
SEVERAL
INSTITUTIONS THAT
GOVERNS
INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS

WORLD TRADE
ORGANIZATION (WTO)
SEVERAL
INSTITUTIONS THAT
GOVERNS
INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS

WORLD HEALTH
ORGANIZATION (WHO)
SEVERAL
INSTITUTIONS THAT
GOVERNS
INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS

ORGANIZATION OF ECONOMIC
COOPERATIAON AND DEVELOPMENT
(OECD)
SEVERAL
INSTITUTIONS THAT
GOVERNS
INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS

INTERNATIONAL LABOR ORGANIZATION

(ILO)
SEVERAL
INSTITUTIONS THAT
GOVERNS
INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS

UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL,

SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL
ORGANIZATION.
SEVERAL
INSTITUTIONS THAT
GOVERNS
INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS

INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION

ORGANIZATION (ICAO)
SEVERAL
INSTITUTIONS THAT
GOVERNS
INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS

MARITIME ORGANIZATION (IMO)

INTERNATIONALISM
VS
GLOBALISM
• Although the two terms may appear to
be similar but there is a conceptual
difference between them. Globalism is
much wider in meaning, scope and
outcome.
• While internationalism is defined as political,
economic and cultural cooperation among
nations, globalism is an ideology based on the
belief that flow of people, goods and information
should flow freely accross nation boarders
• Inspite of these cenceptual differences between
the two terms, practically we understand the
meaning of the two phenomena. In the
contemporary world order, the international
exchange witness both Globalism and
Internationalism with varying degrees.
• For example, in International Organization like the
WTO, the mode of exchange we witness is a blendof
both Internationalism and Globalism. However,
Globalism tends to dominate the scenario. While the
countries seek cooperation for international trade and
respects its other’s independence and decision making.
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