The State in Globalization and the Economic Governance of Politics

The multiplication of actors on the global scene displays how economics and political interdependences are plural and rooted, and how far are the States bonded to new political and economics subjects. The national space has no longer the centrality it acquired during modernity. This loss is due to t...

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Main Author: Alessandro Arienzo
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Bologna 2017-12-01
Series:Scienza & Politica
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Online Access:https://scienzaepolitica.unibo.it/article/view/7566
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Summary:The multiplication of actors on the global scene displays how economics and political interdependences are plural and rooted, and how far are the States bonded to new political and economics subjects. The national space has no longer the centrality it acquired during modernity. This loss is due to the emergence of plural spaces in which the State – globalized and discontent – is forced to operate. However, the external bonds represented by this new economics of interdependences, are sided by the transformations in the principles orienting the choices and the behaviours of individuals, interpreted as economic agents. Those principles do represent the inner bond of politics and the internal limits to the agency of the States. The economic governance of politics constitutes a new economics of interdependences and behaviours expressing, at the same time, the promotion and the management of subjectivities. It operates as a new ratio societatis: a new “global economic civilization”.
ISSN:1590-4946
1825-9618