This paper suggests four metaphors to correct our habitual way of thinking about globalization. It begins with the idea … that the world can be understood more effectively based on the properties of gases, rather than liquids; secondly, it … maintains that our world lacks outlying areas, in the sense that nothing, in fact, remains outside, peripheral or completely …

world in which states are facing the erosion of national sovereignty. The two concepts are being analyzed from various …

Contacts more extensive, both economically, politically and socially, are important elements of globalization and lead … financial international monetary institutions such as United Nations, World Trade Organization, International Monetary Fund and … the World Bank. All aspects of the role of international economic organizations in managing and administering global …

stakes of globalization incite us to take lessons from this and to seize all the “cruciality” of a new development model. In … front of a world governance system showing recently in crisis and of a liberal approach becoming strongly controversial, the …

Political globalization can be broadly defined as a phenomenon of global expansion and uniformisation of ideas, values … and non-statal partners. The new reality of different countries and regions in the world in a changing economic and …