raditional expressions

n other words, sovereignty was then challenging an international order based on an inequality of cultures and civilisations. Henceforth sovereignty is conceived as an unstable balance between the re-appropriation of the Western state model and a cultural contesting self-assertion.

Before generating an institutional order, sovereignty was then conceived as a claim, a kind of rebellion, or a protest against an established political order dominated by the Empire and the Church.

Globalization is such a diverse, broad-based, and potent force that not even today's massive economic crash will dra matically slow it down or permanently reverse it. Love it or hate it, globalization is here

GlobalizationAuthor(s): Moisés NaímSource: Foreign Policy, March/April 2009, No. 171 (March/April 2009), pp. 28-30, 32, 34Published by: Slate Group, LLC

Author(s): Alicia WalkerSource: Studies in Iconography, 2012, Vol. 33, Special Issue Medieval Art History Today—Critical Terms (2012), pp. 183-196Published by: Board of Trustees of Western Michigan University through its Medieval Institute Publications and Trustees of Princeton UniversityStable URL: https://www.jstor.org/stable/23924282

Danish Institute for International StudiesReport Part Title: Introduction:Report Title: EXPLAINING GLOBALIZATION SCEPTICISM