Empire (The political order of globalization)

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Features: Right before our eyes, the empire is growing and taking shape. Boundless and endless, this is the new political order of globalization—a new form of sovereignty. From postmodernism to modernity, from imperialism to empire, will humanity in the new century usher in a utopian era of peace and prosperity or face oppression and confinement? The key to the future lies in the interaction between the empire and its repressive forces.
Further, the empire is merely a concept, primarily requiring theoretical research. The fundamental characteristic of the empire concept is its lack of borders, and its rule is unbounded. First and most importantly, the empire concept assumes a system that successfully encompasses spatial unity—or truly governs the entire "civilized" world. It is not constrained by national boundaries in its rule. Second, the empire concept signifies that it is not a regime originating from conquest, but rather an order that successfully terminates history and thus perpetually fixes the existing state of affairs.