Global Interactions

Abstract

The process of globalization, which can be thought of as the widening, intensifying, speeding up, and growing impact of world-wide interconnectedness, increasingly blurs the boundaries between domestic matters and global affairs. Although states arguably remain the central actors in global politics, they face increasing pressures of civil society, multinational corporations, and international agencies and organizations. How does this global system of governance affect state behavior? This panel will consist of papers addressing this question in various ways, investigating the relationships between the state and different transnational actors.

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External Determinants of Civil-Military Relations in post-Communist new States: Evidence from Slovenia and Croatia	View Paper Details
Transnational Factors and Their Effect on Civil Wars: Insurgents, Natural Resources and Third States' Profit	View Paper Details
Public Policies on Internally Displaced People in Situations of Regime-Induced Displacement	View Paper Details