Titlebook: Political Globalization; State, Power and Soc Morten Ougaard Book 2004 Morten Ougaard 2004 global governance.globalization.Governance.Insti

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General Theoretical Issues,, which, I argue, is a principle that is highly relevant for several important problems in societal theory and will be used to clarify two questions later in the text. The next two concern basic ontological issues, namely the structure-agency problem, where the principle of complementarity is applie

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Concepts of State: Aspects of Statehood,ization of statehood. This course of action follows directly from Chapter 1, where I argued that concepts from general political and societal analysis can and should be applied to the global level and that this requires a close critical scrutiny of such concepts.

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The Institutional Infrastructure of Global Governance,ns a multitude of organizations, regimes, i.e. explicit n.xles, and conventions in the sociological sense of the word (Keohane 1989, pp. 3–4). In the aspects of statehood terminology introduced in Chapter 4 the institutions of global governance include an ensemble of structured arenas and decision-m

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Power Relations in the Global Polity,r 7 discussed the global governance system from the perspective of persistence, seeing the growing capacity of mankind to organize life on the planet as an incomplete function of persistence that is globalized unevenly across its modalities. The concern now is the second aspect of the central dualit

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The Trajectory of Hegemonic Leadership,and states, respectively, and the institutionalization of these relations primarily in the constellation of G-7, the IMF and the OECD. A picture was drawn of a composite dominant bloc consisting of the domestically dominant coalitions in the leading countries and emphasis was placed on underlining t

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