National Security Changing the World

National Security Changing the World
Chas Freeman looks into different globalization facets ranging from democracy, foreign affairs, security, politics, and defiance to cultural and ethnic change. For example, regarding the security facet in relation to the international system, Freeman (2019) claims that some nations, such as Israel, Egypt, the Middle East, and Saudi Arabia, fail to observe the United States' guidance on security matters. They choose to work on their national interests' independent judgments. Most states prefer to complete businesses with any party producing exceptional products and services at reduced costs and delivering them reliably using quicker means. Similarly, according to Richard Baldwin, globalization is likely to affect the international systems, especially concerning how different nations interact on various issues. Due to several national political heads' choices, including the changing capacities of different states to flourish from globalization, globalization's impact differs extensively across territories and countries.
Regarding the security issue, though globalization might lead to th...