We live in a world of ever increasing internationalization. This ubiquitous process of 'globalization' has become so pervasive that the well-established concept of 'nations' and 'states' is now being questioned. Though it is undeniable that states still do hold clear authority, evinced recently by the ongoing US/Iraq crisis, and India/Pakistan nuclear tests, there is equal evidence to support the fact that states are losing ground to the process of globalization. In the world of the 1990s and beyond, though the state still operates in an environment of distinct anarchy, globalization is imposing a set of indirect controls that will keep it in line more than ever before. This paper will follow the trail to the death of the nation state. 10 pgs. 16 f/c. 8b.
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