Globalization, Global Governance and European Experience.pptVIP

Globalization, Global Governance and European Experience Hungdah Su Outlines Keep Concepts Development Today’s World EU Experience Conclusion I. Keep Concepts Globalization Grouping Regionalization Global Governance Less or No Frontiers Frontiers Market Political Entity Cultural Identity MARKET GOODS PEOPLE CAPITAL SERVICE INFORMATION POLITICAL ENTITY SOVEREIGNTY LAW CULTURAL IDENTITY LANGUAGE RELIGION ETHNIC BLOOD ETC. MEDIA All traffic tools (ships, trains, planes, etc.) Telegraphs, Telephones, Telex, Fax. Electronic tools II. Developments Grouping periods 1600-1945 1945-1990 Groupings After WWII US-led West (Western Europe, Eastern Asia, Australia, New Zealand, etc.) USSR-led East (Eastern Europe, Cuba, Vietname, North Korea, PRC* etc.) Third World (India, Latin America, South Eastern Asian Countries, China*, etc.) US-led Western Grouping Three blocs: North America (US), Western Europe (France, Germany) Eastern Asia (Japan) Governance tools: IMF - World Bank, GATT, G8 Globalization periods Victory and expansion of the Western bloc Collapse of two other blocs Third World (China, India, Brazil, Indonesia, etc.) Communist bloc Regionalization EEC – EC – EU NAFTA APEC – ASEAN Arab world African Union South Eastern Market CIS Mercosur East Asian Summit III. Today’s World A Global Common Market - Information Goods Service Capital Persons Global Governance Pax Americana NATO UN G7+1 WTO IMF OECD IV. EU Experience 1. European Union, 2006 - The Votes (25 /+1)- The Market / Trade- The Global Governance- The Cultural Influence- The Alternative to the US- The Alternative to the nationalism 3. EU Governance Legalization Constitutionalization Generalization Pan-Europeanization/Globalization Codification 4. EU Mechanism 1. A General Picture Three Pillars Community CSFP JHA - General Division of Work Commission + Council: Managerial Commission + Council + EP: Legislative + Administrative European Court of Justice: Judicial European Council: Guideline 2.