1. 2nd Semester Module 4 WEEK 5:
Nation, States and Globalization
PHILIPPINE POLITICS
AND GOVERNANCE
2. Learning Objectives:
AT THE END OF THIS LESSON, THE STUDENTS WILL:
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• ABLE TO UNDERSTAND DIFFERENCES BETWEEN
NATION, STATES, GLOBALIZATION
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• ABLE TO APPRECIATE THE DIFFERENCES AND
IMPORTANCE OF THE NATION, STATES AND
GLOBALIZATION.
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• ABLE TO CONTRIBUTE TO NATIONAL AND
GLOBAL PROGRESS.
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20. Module 4 WEEK 5: Nation, States and Globalization
Globalization can both effect in a positive way and challenge the power of the
nation-state.
The processes of globalization date back many centuries, and influence the power
of the nation state in economic, political and cultural ways. Multiple tensions and
conflicts exist between global and national processes, institutions and cultures.
While globalization alters the roles and relationships of nation-states with each
other, as well as with other organized interests within the global political system.
It also indicates that global inequality is increasing, perpetuated at times by the
forces of globalization. A force that also has potential to erode cultural identity
and state sovereignty, resulting in a dubious fate of the nation-state.
Globalization and the Nation-State
CONCLUSION
