Theory of the Global State

Focusing on the unfinished global-democratic revolution and the global-Western state, this book redefines the discourse on globalization. It critiques modern social thought and mainstream global theory while evaluating the implications of global change for social, political, and international theory. Providing a comprehensive historical, theoretical, and political framework, it serves as essential reading for those studying sociology, politics, and international relations in the context of the evolving global landscape.