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Somers, Margaret, 133, 208 old social movements and, 88, 89,
Soysal, Yasemin, 179, 180, 182 90
“Special rights,” 169–171 in pluralist theory, 14
“Spin doctors,” 198–199 privatization of functions, 65–66
State autonomy Resource Mobilization Theory and,
globalization and, 193 92–93, 97
state sovereignty vs., 68–69, 71 rights of non-citizens and, 180,
State censorship, information 181–182
technology and, 45, 69 security, 67
State(s). See also Nation-state as site of cultural politics, 36
as actors in global governance, United Nations and, 210–211
202–203 use of force and, 36, 37
arbiter model of, 5, 6 vertical and horizontal networks
citizenship and, 132, 134 and, 65
conditional globalization and, Weberian theory of, 9–10
227–230 State sovereignty
convergence of Weberians and cosmopolitan law and, 73–74
Marxists on relative autonomy globalization and, 193
of, 13 modern international state system
cultural politics and, x and, 71–72
democracy between, 209–213 restructuring of in global
in Durkheimian thought, 15–16 governance, 67–68
economic power of, 36–37 state autonomy vs., 68–69, 71
effect of society on, 3 terrorism and, 66–67
Foucault and governmentality, Steel-hard housing, of bureaucratic
26–29 power, 10, 41n3
functionalist model of, 5, 7–8 Street, John, 199
globalization and, 44, 45, 46, 48, Structural Adjustment Programs, 71,
69–70 212
human rights and, 74 Structural Transformation of the
human rights law and, 206–208 Public Sphere, The (Habermas),
imperialism and transformation of, 222–223, 226
63–78 Structuration theory, 34
inequalities between, in IGOs, Student movement of 1960s, 88, 98–99
210–213 “Subject and Power, The” (Foucault),
instrumental model of, 5 24–25
internationalizing, 38, 53, 64–66, Subjectivity
239 disorganized capitalism and, 52
labor movement and modern, 89 global social movements and, 126
markets and, 44–45 as means of social control, 8
Marxist theory of, 4–6 politicizing of, 152
neo-Marxist theories of, 6–9 power and, 23
new social movements and, 90–91 Resource Mobilization Theory and,
NGOs and INGOs and, 64 92, 100
