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I need some assistance with these assignment. globalization and the north atlantic treaty organization Thank you in advance for the help!
I need some assistance with these assignment. globalization and the north atlantic treaty organization Thank you in advance for the help! The world is becoming more and more interdependent and whether one thinks that globalization is a good or bad thing, it is here to stay. Robert A. Pastor has offered globalization as an important post-Cold War map and this has been arguably the most important phenomenon to affect the United Kingdom over the past quarter-century. Globalization, as it exists today, rests largely on the shoulders of neoliberal economics and the global entrenchment of capitalism as the dominant economic system in the world. Neo-liberalism, the belief in laissez-faire economics, was best articulated by Margaret Thatcher in the United Kingdom and Ronald Reagan in the United States in the 1980s. US President Ronald Regan famously remarked, “government was not the solution but the problem” (Hobsbawm, 1994). Neo-liberals put all of their faith in the distributive capabilities of the invisible hand of the free market, and believe that business was inherently good and that government bad. The government was longer interested in the provision of welfare but existed to stimulate the capitalist economic market. Accordingly,
The essence of neo-liberalism, its pure form, is a more or less thoroughgoing adherence, in rhetoric if not in practice, to the virtues of a market economy, and, by extension, a market-oriented society. While some neo-liberals appear to assume that one can construct any kind of ‘society’ on any kind of economy, the position taken here is that the economy, the state, and civil society are, in fact, inextricably interrelated (Coburn, 2000).
Globalization has had dramatic economic, social, and political ramifications in the post-Cold War world and provides the most accurate perspective of the international environment for the United Kingdom today.
The expansion has been a feature of NATO’s experience since the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the Warsaw Pact in Eastern Europe. While the NATO expansion decisions in 2008 affect all member states, some are more adversely affected than others. . .
