Globalization and the nation-state

Author: Jia Yingjian
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This book is based on the specific social practice context of the impact of globalization on nation-states, and from the perspective of Marxist historical materialism, it conducts an in-depth philosophical analysis of the issue of nation-states, drawing on the rich existing research both domestically and internationally. It attempts to provide a research perspective and thinking framework for analyzing the issue of nation-states in the context of globalization through this analysis, revealing the characteristics, essence, laws, and future trends of nation-states, and focusing on exploring the profound philosophical implications and humanistic values embedded in the concept of nation-states, with the aim of promoting research on this issue in academia. Based on the above understanding, the book, besides the introduction, consists of six interconnected main chapters centered around the theme of nation-states. The content includes: the essence of nation-states, the origin of nation-states, the contemporary situation of nation-states, the rational construction of nation-states, the future trends of nation-states, and contemporary China in the context of globalization. Starting from the essence of globalization, the book provides a profound discussion on topics such as the essence of nation-states, the contemporary situation of nation-states, the future trends of nation-states under the globalization context, and contemporary China in the global context.