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(7 pp) Contemplating the nature of world politics
exposes us to the problems of reflecting upon
politics at a global level. It examines the ways in
which we seek to interpret, explain and understand
world politics, the systems, institutions and
processes that are said to govern world politics
and the beliefs and values that are held to be
important in world politics. It considers the main
theoretical perspectives on world politics and
follows this with an assessment of key issues in
world politics. Looking at the strengths and
weaknesses of liberal internationalism also fits
in this area.
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the systems, institutions and processes that are said to govern world politics and the beliefs and values that are held to be important in world politics. It considers the main
theoretical perspectives on world politics and follows this with an assessment of key issues in world politics. Looking at the strengths and weaknesses of liberal internationalism also fits in
this area. In such a discussion it will be necessary to understand various meanings of a range of relevant issues, concepts and related theories, in particular the global political economy,
democracy, war and nationalism, as well as knowledge of some of the contemporary historical dimensions of world politics. Introduction - theories and evidence Governance has become a fashionable term
in political science for analyzing the pattern of rule, it is a different approach than determining the strengths and weaknesses of internationalism in describing world politics. The integration process
has been inextricably bound up with the transformation of both the traditional system of nation states and of the role of internationalism. This transformation has not been solely
the product of integration but has derived from other developments such as globalization, new developments in economic management, notably the move towards the regulatory state, and domestic moves towards
"new public management" as a way of better administering policy. Beate Kohler-Koch has seen the transformation of governance as affecting: the role of the state; the rules of behavior; the
pattern of interaction; and the level of action (371). Realism / Materialism Where military security prevails, such as in most of the industrialized democracies, there has merely been a
shift in the form of insecurity to the economic or psychological realms, as nations seek to increase economic competitiveness and to reduce unemployment (Isaac 30). States will compete for economic
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