送交者: 组胚 于 2009-05-18, 06:44:41:
<TI_EN>=A philosophical perspective on the paradox of the nation-state in the global times
<LATEST_DATE>=2002.06
<TU1_NAME>=赵家祥
<AU_MAJOR>=马克思主义哲学
<TU3_NAME>=
<FULLTEXT_URL>=2002/19923814.pdf
<AU>=唐昆雄
<AB_EN>=In the circumstance of globalization, the nation-state is now facing double challenges both in theory and practice: On one hand, the hyperglobalizers predict the demise of the nation-state on the face of globalization occur, alongside an awareness of the growth of transnational political institutions and norms. New images of world order speak of the emergence of the global citizen and a global civil society, stimulated once again by the corrosive effective effect of migration and global communications on nationalism and parochialism. On the other hand, various hypernationalizers refuse to recognize the national state they are from nowadays. They question its legality and want to go back to a world in which one ethnic group is an independent state to protect their political, economic benefit and their national culture value. It is the paradox of the nation-state.
This dissertation explores the phenomenon of globalization and “the paradox of nation-state” from historical materialism, especially Marx’s thought of world history and his theory of universal communications.
The paradox of nation-state is the central topic of this dissertation. This dissertation thinks that the inequity and unbalance in the process of globalization is the practical base on which this paradox is formed.
This dissertation traces back to the historical process of the category of nation-state. It affirms the active influence of the classical theory of western nationalism and criticizes the western-centered feature of this kind of theory.
This dissertation exposes the theoretical challenge and practical dilemma which nation-state is facing in the times of globalization. It argues that globalization is an umbrella term for a number of processes, political and cultural as well as economic, involving in different aspects of social changes and loading in a variety of directions.
This dissertation predicts that nation-state will not be out-state in the future that we can imagine, though it need a radical reform in the way it works .
<AU_DEPT>=哲学系、宗教学系