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Es war und ist für zahlreiche Kritiker der Globalisierungsdynamik eine ausgemachte Sache, dass diese Staatlichkeit herkömmlicher Prägung erodieren lässt, der Staat zwar nicht unbedingt absterben, Staatlichkeit aber doch ausfransen würde weil wirtschaftliche und gesellschaftliche Transaktionen den nationalstaatlichen Rahmen überschreiten, der Staat aber in seiner Handlungsfähigkeit territorial begrenzt bleibt. Einen Ausweg aus dieser Lage sahen viele Autoren nur im Verzicht auf traditionelle Vorstellungen von Souveränität zugunsten eines „kosmopolitischen Realismus“, d. h. der Wiedergewinnung von Souveränität gegenüber transnationalen Akteuren auf einer neuen überstaatlichen Ebene, unterstützt durch eine aktive, globale Zivilgesellschaft. Insbesondere Entwicklungsländern sei es in der Globalisierung und angesichts zunehmender interner Konflikte verwehrt, Staatlichkeit im westlichen Sinne jemals zu erreichen; sie sollten daher in einer Art „postnationalen Konstellation“ aufgehen.

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Betz, J., Hein, W. (2022). Staatlichkeit. In: Globalisierung. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-39161-4_10

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