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The global interstate system refers to the network of competing and allied states around the world and how they interact and affect each other. It represents an organized institution that governs international relations for mutual benefit. The United Nations is a prime example of a global interstate system, as it promotes international collaboration, peace, security, and human rights.

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The Structure of Globalization Global Interstate System

The global interstate system refers to the network of competing and allied states around the world and how they interact and affect each other. It represents an organized institution that governs international relations for mutual benefit. The United Nations is a prime example of a global interstate system, as it promotes international collaboration, peace, security, and human rights.

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THE STRUCTURE OF GLOBALIZATION

Global Interstate System

What is Global Interstate System?

“Global Interstate System” is a system of competing and allied states around the world. The
word “global” refers to the interaction networks in which people live, whether these are spatially small
or large around the world. “Interstate” explains the connections and operations between states, and
“system” means that these policies and settlements are interacting with one another in important
ways; interactions are two-way, necessary, structured, regularized, and reproductive.

Systemic interconnectedness exists when lives of the people in the jurisdiction and of others
are significantly affected and influenced through the interactions, this is pivotal for social continuity
and/or social change.

Other definition states that Global Interstate System is an organized institution that governs
international relations for mutual benefit (or common good).

Best example: UNITED NATIONS.

JUST FOR FACT!

Former US Pres. Franklin Roosevelt is the one who coined the name of the United Nations.

Benefits of United Nations brought to Globalization

Globalization is a process of economic exchange in the globe that removes barriers of the flow
of goods, services, capital and labor.

 To use its full resources, military or economic against that tripartite pact and its adherence with
such government is at war.
 To cooperate with government signatory hereto and not to make a separate armistice or peace
with the enemies.

Why is it important?

It is beneficial. Such organization can contribute to peace and security by promoting


international collaboration through educational, scientific and cultural reforms in order to increase
universal respect for justice, the rule of law, and human rights along with fundamental freedom.

HERE ARE THE INSTITUTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH WORLD TRADE

 World Trade Organization


 World Bank
 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
 Other specialized agencies

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