For Minor sub in College. Contemporary World.

1. System
A Cultural Perspective View.
The Global Interstate

2. To be able to interpret what is the Global Interstate
System
To be able to name a few types of Interstate System
To be able to adapt some knowledge from this
topic
Objectives

3. "states are independent political
communities each of which
possesses a government and
asserts sovereignty in relation to
a particular segment of the
human population"
(Hedley Bull)
State

4. "a system of unequally powerful and competing
states in which no single state is capable of
imposing control on all others. These states are
in interaction with one another in a set of
shifting alliances and wars and changes in the
relative power of states upsets any temporary
set of alliances, leading to the restructuring of
balance of power"
(Chase-Dunn)
Interstate

5. The intensification of the influence and dominance
of capital values market exchange is capable of
acting as a guide to all human action. This
emphasizes the significance of contractual relations
in the marketplace. Social good will be maximized
by maximizing the reach and frequency of market
transactions.
NEOLIBERALISM

6. the power of national governments to
make decisions
independently of those made by other
governments
Economic
Sovereignty

7. In a highly
globalized world, is
economic
sovereignty still
achievable?

8. Effects of
Globalization on
Local
Governments
PROPERTY
VALUE
JOBS &
OPPORTUNITY
COMMUNITY EXPOSURE

9. In Reality
As the world becomes more interconnected
through politics, trade, and communications,
the role of states and governments are also
shifting. Thus, national and local policies are
not only based on local context but also
international and global realities.

10. Montreal Protocol
The Montreal Protocol aims to phase out substances
responsible for ozone depletion. Signed in 1987 by 46
countries, it is considered a success as NASA projects that
ozone levels will return to 1980 levels by 2032. The Protocol
is an example of international agreements and efforts to
combat borderless challenges.

11. In what ways can local governments achieve
a balance between improved economic
performance and participation in the global
scene while upholding local social and
environmental well-being?
Furthermore, to what extent are local
governments influenced by powerful
corporate entities?
A local government aims to attract global investors to their community, which could
create jobs and income for businesses. However, this requires converting agricultural
lands into industrial zones, leading to the displacement of farmers and affecting
agricultural production.
Dilemma for Local Government
Global corporations demand lower
taxes and wages to invest in an area,
claiming that it will result in more jobs
and income for the local community
and government.

12. Institutions that Govern
Globalization

13. Non-State Actors
The number of international
organizations, including non-
government organizations,
volunteer organizations, and
interest groups, has grown,
leading to some limitations on a
country's sovereignty. These
institutions govern international
relations and affairs.
UNITED
NATION
BANKS
INTERNATIONAL
MONETARY
FUND
WORLD
BANK
WORLD
TRADE
ORGANIZATION

14. Other
International
Organizations
responsible for global research on
medicines and vaccines.
WHO

15. Other
International
Organizations
regulates international trade, ensures the
smooth flow of trade, and provides a
forum for negotiations for trade
agreements among countries and region lf the world
WTO

16. Other
International
Organizations
looks at the stability of the international
monetary system by monitoring the
global economy, lends to countries, and
provides policy and technical advisory functions
IMF

17. Cecilia
The team
Pacis
Wilhelm
Granada
Ellaijah
Palayar
Abegail
Gonzaga

18. "In a world interconnected by the
global interstate system, the
strength of nations is measured not
just in military might, but in
diplomatic finesse and
collaboration."

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