The emerging global arrangement may not have the grace and gravitas of a United Nations; yet, such evolving networked and globalized processes are the reality of the world today.
Importantly, the components of the emerging DRM globalized system can be grouped along the lines identified by Castells (1996) for a globalized system to develop: technological, organizational, and institutional capacities.
However, one option focused on collaborative network processes, similar to what is emerging in a globalized DRM system and the broader "adaptable multi-lateral sprawl".
The key for local governance is that much of what is required to develop an appropriate level of DRM can be accessed through the emerging system of globalized DRM.
Notwithstanding the limitations of these biased snapshots, the rapid expansion of fisheries and globalized trade are emerging as the principal drivers of coastal and ocean threat (Polidoro et al., 2008; Anderson et al., 2011b; McClenachan et al., 2012).
Yet a broader perspective is that the U.S. is the major power, but one of several others rapidly emerging in strength and influence within today's globalized business, political and social culture.
And arguing that Germany should adopt wage-boosting policies just to match other euro zone countries ignores the fact that all of Europe is competing in a globalized economy and must remain competitive with emerging countries.
Despite the discovery of cooking ≈1.9 million years ago (9 ), the risk of zoonotic diseases emerging from hunting and eating wildlife is still of global importance because of increases in human population density, globalized trade, and consequent increased contact between humans and animals.
In the two decades prior to World War I, the capital markets were more globalized than they are today; investors were lending heavily to risky, emerging markets; and hot-money flows were rare.
