Economic Globalization and the Nation-states
Yuan Liu
Abstract
Yuan Liu
Abstract
From appearance, economic globalization is weakening and eroding the traditional nations as it integrates the production and consumption of all the countries in the world and allocating worldwide resources. But in fact,it is not true. This paper believes that the present economic globalization is, in its nature, still an expansion of capitalism production mode. Nations are still very five and important driving forces. From this sense, economic globalization could not corrode the nation, instead, it just requires the nation to transform its functions.
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From appearance, economic globalization is weakening and eroding the traditional nations as it integrates the production and consumption of all the countries in the world and allocating worldwide resources. But in fact,it is not true. This paper believes that the present economic globalization is, in its nature, still an expansion of capitalism production mode. Nations are still very five and important driving forces. From this sense, economic globalization could not corrode the nation, instead, it just requires the nation to transform its functions.
Key concepts: Globalization, Capitalism, Economic globalization, Consumption (sociology), Production (economics), Mode of production, Economics, Economic system