Hyperglobalist define globalisation as which among the following?
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A new epoch of history in which traditional nation-states have become 'unnatural, even impossible business units in a global economy'.
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Globalisation is 'transforming' the world and see it as a driving force behind the rapid social, political and economic changes that are reshaping modern societies and a world order.
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The forces of globalisation are themselves dependent upon the regulatory power of national governments to make states globalise, liberalise and privatise
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A new form of Imperialism, they see it as an extension of the neo-liberal conservative policies practiced by the advanced western countries to put their own economies in order as well as overcome global depression following the oil crisis of the 1970s and 80s.
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