While it is true that states remain crucially important actors in regulating and directing economic and political globalization, their unambiguous power in the policy-making process is rapidly changing, and the second half of the 20^th Century was referred to by many as the era of multinational corporations. Why? What do you see as the future relationship between nation-states and multinational corporations?

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The Answer of While it is true that states remain crucially important actors in regulating and directing economic and political globalization, their unambiguous power in the policy-making process is rapidly changing, and the second half of the 20^th Century was referred to by many as the era of multinational corporations. Why? What do you see as the future relationship between nation-states and multinational corporations?

While It Is True That States Remain Crucially Important Actors