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Weltgesellschaft und Modernisierung: Eine Skizze der Dynamik des Formwandels des Systems internationaler Beziehungen
[World Society and Modernization: A Brief Outline of the Dynamics of Change in International Relations]

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Der Formwandel internationaler Politik verändert das institutionelle Design internationaler Beziehungen (IB) von der klassischen intergouvernementalen konsensorientierten Steuerung hin zu supra- und transnationalen Institutionen, die verstärkt auch auf nationale Politiken einwirken. Aber auch auf dem Level von Gesellschaften selbst scheint die bislang primär nationalstaatlich gerahmte Agglomerationslogik einen Teil ihres Charmes zu verlieren. „Über“-nationale Kontexte spielen auch für das, des Kosmopolitismus ansonsten eher unverdächtige, Durchschnittsmitglied von Industriegesellschaften zunehmend eine Rolle – sei es durch den multinationalen Arbeitgeber, den mittlerweile auch für Einzelpersonen problemlos abzuwickelnden Fernhandel übers Internet oder den ebenfalls hier zu findenden grenzenlosen Kommunikationsraum (entsprechende Sprachkenntnisse vorausgesetzt). In diesem Aufsatz werde ich mich auf zwei Spielarten der makrosoziologischen Bearbeitung von IB-Themen konzentrieren: Forschungen zur Weltgesellschaft und Modernisierungstheorie werden an einigen Beispielen auf ihren Mehrwert in IB überprüft. Gleichzeitig werde ich diskutieren, ob sie in Verbindung mit Themen und Ansprüchen des Fachs IB selbst „globalisierungstauglich“ werden und stelle im letzten Abschnitt ein vorläufiges Modell für die Konzeptualisierung der Dynamik des Formwandels des Systems internationaler Beziehungen vor.

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  • Fuchs, Susanne, 2007. "Weltgesellschaft und Modernisierung: Eine Skizze der Dynamik des Formwandels des Systems internationaler Beziehungen [World Society and Modernization: A Brief Outline of the Dynamics of Change in I," Discussion Papers, Research Unit: Global Governance SP IV 2007-302, WZB Berlin Social Science Center.
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