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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-03037-7ty that has been in place since the seventeenth century. I say “apparently,” because this remains one of the most contested elements of contemporary globalization. As will become readily apparent from my analysis, I think the purported demise of the nation-State system is rather premature; State ins

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Kompakt-Lexikon Wirtschaftstheorieries. Although we have certainly not reached the stage of “borderless” international society, quite clearly one of the hallmark features of contemporary globalization (as discussed in chapter 7) has been the increased mobility of persons, goods, and capital across the planet. Before opining on the i

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Beliefted itself through the development of legal regimes and constructs. Indeed, the role of faith (whether based in religion or other models of human sentience and transcendence) has been even more pervasive for the processes of globalization than has the political thrust for empire. Belief has been a p

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Commerceon, the period of imperialism, and today’s contemporary developments— international trade and all of its attendant phenomena and consequences have been signal contributors to the processes of political, social, and cultural change around the world. Indeed, we tend to regard globalization as, first a

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Dignitystems in the transmission of globalizing values. While this may have been a relatively remote consideration for classical antiquity (with the exception of attempts to ameliorate the horrors of war, as discussed in chapter 3), it was certainly a matter that was discussed and considered in the second

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UniversalismThe current manifestations of globalism might be unique or singular (and the legal aspects of these will be considered in depth in the next part of the book), but human societies have previously encountered globalizing trends and have responded to them through mechanisms of legal order. It is also i