Governance is always falling short of the speed of
globalisation. Even in the past, rules and regulation were established much
later in the fast globalising society. This is causing an array of problems
such as risk of nuclear proliferation, theft of intellectual property, threats
to sovereignty and national security, and environmental problems. Furthermore,
the important player, United States, is drawing itself away from international
involvement and agreements in fear of losing its power and getting exposed to
more threats from terrorists. This hampers the development of governance of
globalisation and will eventually threaten the international community to a
critical level.
This is causing an array of problems such as (^)risk of nuclear proliferation, theft of intellectual property, threats to sovereignty and national security, and environmental problems. Furthermore, the important player,(^) United States, is drawing itself away from international involvement and agreements in fear of losing its power and getting exposed to more threats from terrorists. This hampers the development of (^)governance of globalisation and will(Are you certain?) eventually threaten the international community to a critical level.
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