The Global Nexus

Pasquale De Marco

Sinossi

In an era of unprecedented global interconnectedness, "The Global Nexus: Internationalization and Domestic Politics" delves into the intricate relationship between internationalization and domestic politics, shedding light on how global forces shape national policies and institutions, and how domestic factors influence a nation's engagement with the international community.

Drawing on diverse perspectives from political science, economics, and international relations, this book offers a comprehensive analysis of the reciprocal influences between the global and the domestic. It explores how domestic political factors, such as public opinion, interest group pressures, and electoral considerations, shape a nation's foreign policy and its engagement with international organizations. Conversely, it examines how international factors, such as economic crises, trade agreements, and global environmental challenges, shape domestic political dynamics and policy priorities.

With globalization's transformative impact on various aspects of national life, from economic decision-making to social welfare policies, this book provides a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities that arise in an increasingly interconnected world. It examines the ways in which globalization has blurred boundaries, fostered unprecedented levels of interconnectedness, and brought to the forefront a host of challenges, including rising inequality, environmental degradation, and the erosion of national sovereignty.

Through its exploration of the complex relationship between internationalization and domestic politics, "The Global Nexus" aims to contribute to a more nuanced and informed discourse on the future of international relations and global governance. It offers insights into how domestic political factors influence a nation's engagement with the international community and how international factors shape domestic political dynamics. Ultimately, this book seeks to provide readers with a deeper understanding of the globalized world and the challenges and opportunities it presents.


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Disponibile da: 02/06/2025.

Lunghezza di stampa: 157 pagine.

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