The Changing Role of Nation-state
- Yongxiu Zhou
Abstract
As the process of globalisation and the development of ICT accelerate, the role of nation-state is changing dramatically in that their rules of sovereignty are “increasingly more conditional, negotiable, and complex”. But there is little evidence that nation-state is diminishing, being converged into supra-nation or diverged into sub-nation. Nationalism, which is always fluctuating with the historical tides, has been well alive in its new disguise.- Full Text: PDF
- DOI:10.5539/ijel.v1n2p269
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