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State Policies in the Globalization Era



State policies in the globalization era are subjected to continuity and change simultaneously. The state relations persist in the contemporary globalization era in the governing body. However, globalization has brought in a number of changes in the state policies during the period.

The principles of globalization were questioned in terms of the Westphalia system which is a theory of governance. Few skeptics of globalization suspected that globalization is a threat to the governing body of the state and Westphalia being the framework of it, is likely to get affected. This is the time when the principles of statehood and self-government were highlighted. Statehood defines that the world is divided into territorial shares and there will be a separate government for the governance of each shares. Sovereignty can be classified into internal and external categories. On the one hand, internal sovereignty implies exercising of absolute authority on a particular region by the government. External sovereignty, on the other hand, is just the opposite as there is no practice of absolute authority. The state should create its polices deeming these 2 features of sovereignty.


State policies in the globalization era are a major part of globalization since globalization is known to have huge impacts on the state at every level of activity and functioning. Globalization has contributed largely to the restrictions of the sovereign statehood but instead of that, the state actively survives in the globalization era even today. But at the beginning of the globalization, the state suffered a decline. The majority of the nation-states became a bigger part of the globalization along with global inflows and transformations. After the cold war, the power of political and military rivalries in the state which was used to dominate the global relations was eradicated. This eradication was followed by an upsurge of information and technological advancements in different sectors of many countries which the national border failed to stop. Globalization followed 3 dimensions, viz., economic globalization, political globalization, and military globalization which were evident in the relations shared by the sovereign state and the globalized world.

The globalization skeptics denied the fact that globalization today has got any new or innovative approach that was not present in the earlier days. They believed that earlier, the global market was more open than the current one. They also claimed that trade, investment, and financial inflows were mostly experienced in North America, Europe, and Japan.

The state policies have a significant role to play in the governing powers which might be public or private, national or international, and even state or non-state. The state policies in globalization involve transferring of powers to the international agencies and unions like the EU as well as to the regional and other sub-national agencies. The amount of changes that took place in terms of financial globalization heavily depended on the state support and approval since the 1960s.

There has been immense development in the state policies in the globalization era in the past 10 years. Globalization has led to a flow of money transfers, satellite communications, computer data flow, capital flows, merchandise trade, and electronics upsurge.

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