blog 3 What is the relation between politics and globalization? Ma Chenxiao
Political globalization refers to the deepening of the integration, cooperation and interdependence of political power on a global scale.
It is specifically manifested in the rise of global institutions (such as the United Nations, the World Trade Organization, and the International Monetary Fund) and the need for global governance of global issues (such as climate change, nuclear proliferation, and the refugee crisis).
Globalization has impacted the traditional concept of national sovereignty. National decisions in the fields of economy, science and technology, environment, and security are increasingly influenced by international institutions, multinational corporations, and global rules.
Globalization has promoted international cooperation, such as solving transnational problems through UN peacekeeping operations and regional integration (such as the EU and ASEAN). But globalization has also led to uneven distribution of benefits and intensified international conflicts.
Globalization has promoted the deep integration of the world economy, but this integration has also led to changes in the global political and economic landscape. The global political dominance of developed countries is facing challenges, and the rise of emerging market countries (such as China and India) has brought about a trend of multipolarization. The power of multinational corporations and international financial institutions has increased, affecting national political decisions.
Globalization has brought many problems that require international political coordination: climate change, epidemic prevention and control, refugee and immigration issues
Globalization has promoted the spread of democratic ideas, but it has also faced a backlash from anti-globalization forces.
On the one hand, the international community's promotion of human rights, rule of law and freedom has increased the possibility of democratization.
On the other hand, some countries have used the economic achievements of globalization to strengthen centralized control and oppose the popularization of the Western democratic model.
Globalization has not eliminated geopolitical competition, but has become more evident in the competition for resources, technology and markets.
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