Interpretation and Reconstruction of Nation-state Sovereignty in Background of Globalization
Rui Zhao
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Rui Zhao
Abstract
With the development of globalization,the national suffered unprecedented challenges.Many internal affairs in the national losses their talisman suddenly,and are wrapped into globalization tide.Under such background,a variety of theories of are proposed by western scholars,such as sovereignty obsoleting theory,sovereignty ending theory,and world government theory,etc.Faced with the challenges of globalization,the national is in a very embarrassing situation of where to go and what to do.The historical change of the nation-state is analyzed.The re-interpretation of national is given under the globalization background,and the reconstruction of national is explained under the economic globalization background.
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With the development of globalization,the national suffered unprecedented challenges.Many internal affairs in the national losses their talisman suddenly,and are wrapped into globalization tide.Under such background,a variety of theories of are proposed by western scholars,such as sovereignty obsoleting theory,sovereignty ending theory,and world government theory,etc.Faced with the challenges of globalization,the national is in a very embarrassing situation of where to go and what to do.The historical change of the nation-state is analyzed.The re-interpretation of national is given under the globalization background,and the reconstruction of national is explained under the economic globalization background.
Key concepts: Globalization, Sovereignty, Interpretation (philosophy), Nation state, State (computer science), Political science, Variety (cybernetics), Sovereign state