1. STATE AND GLOBALIZATION SASEN

2. GLOBALIZATION Privatization (Ex. Privatization of security) Deregulation (the idea that deregulation produces an efficient and effective market, competition) Growing authority of non-state actors (firms, NGOs, and International Institutions)

3. HYBRID INSTITUTIONS (GLOBAL WHILE NATIONAL) ministries of finance central banks the increasingly specialized technical regulatory agencies, such as those concerned with finance, telecommunications, and competition policy

4. THE NATURE OF AUTHORITY IN THE AGE OF GLOBALIZATION My argument is that the mix of processes we describe as globalization is indeed producing, deep inside the national state, a very partial but significant form of authority, a hybrid that is neither fully private nor fully public, neither fully national nor fully global.

5. STATES ARE BEING INVOLVED IN THE PRODUCTION OF THE STRUCTURES OF GLOBALIZATION cross-border regimes  Global economic system  Human rights regimes  through legislative acts, court rulings, executive orders, policy

6. The hegemonic power of the US and its impact on globalization

7. Citizenship as the foundation of nation state is producing citizens involved in global governance. Citizenship vs. human rights