Globalization and the National Security State

In The Past Two Decades, Many Have Posited A Correlation Between The Spread Of Globalization And The Decline Of The Nation-state. They Have Maintained That The Increasing Interdependence Between Countries Means That Nations Are No Longer The Sole Providers Of Their Territorial Security. This Text Investigates. Introduction: National Security State In The Era Of Globalization -- Globalization And National Security: Key Propositions -- The Global Security Environment -- The Major Powers -- States In Stable Regions -- States In Regions Of Enduring Rivalry -- Weak And Failing States -- Conclusion: State Adaptation To A New Global Environment. Norrin M. Ripsman And T.v. Paul. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.