Accounts of the changing nature of the modern, developed world suggest the nation state is being undermined by:

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The combination of globalising and localising forces such as international trade, technological advancements, and cultural exchange are eroding the power and sovereignty of the nation state. This is evidenced by the increasing importance of supranational organizations like the United Nations and the European Union, as well as the rise of regional identities and movements. While rising crime and immigration may have an impact on the nation state, they are not the primary drivers of its changing nature. Green criminology, which concerns itself with environmental crimes, is also not directly related to the erosion of the nation state.

Accounts of the Changing Nature of the Modern, Developed World