“THE LIMITS OF POLITICS” Strange, S. (1995) “The Limits of Politics”, Government and Opposition, 30(3)

Strange, S. (1995) “The Limits of Politics”, Government and Opposition, 30(3).

The author has tried a different approach to the theory of globalization. The topic is covered with some important questions on theory. There are four perennial questions of globalization employ theory. For those who write about globalization, you can discover a constant experiment, what is globalization if it may have started what advantages and disadvantages it offers to the global co-existence and whether globalization is ultimately a good thing or a bad thing. The purpose of this paper is to review several new works in contemporary globalization theory, and assess what they offer new answers to these questions. This test is argued that although these recent works offer significant improvements over previous discussions about globalization, they are often an obvious lack of insight. Namely, they fail to fully highlight the fact that what is globalization, it is equally important normative consider their future as it is to understand its past. In other words, globalization is all what we make of it, both in how we are cognitively able to understand it, but also how we decide to make on his future (Strange, 1995).

The above was a response from a prominent village leaders in KwaZulu-Natal, where, while I was conducting field research on the Global Fund's efforts to combat HIV / AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria in South Africa to fight. There are obvious conclusions can be drawn from such a statement about globalization. The tone and context of his remark suggested that the word "you" meant "You Westerners 'and' to enjoy privilege," he said, that largely people from Western countries that the benefits of globalization. Although one could dismiss the quote as something involved simplistic and naive view of the complexity of the global network, but it tells us something important, as globalization has been designed with the understanding and the difficulties involved. For Mr. Ndlovo quote highlights a misunderstanding and a reality, and the fact that articulates what is globalization, it is not something easily defined or recognized.

On the one hand, the content highlights a simple misunderstanding and under-representation of the effects of globalization. For the AIDS epidemic, once indigenous to Africa and it is not the direct result of the former overall figures, which took place in the form of the infection of ...