Economic globalization and decentralization: A centrifugal or centripetal relationship?

Jurado, Ignacio; León, Sandra

doi:10.1111/gove.12496

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“…We illustrate this in Figure 1, which summarizes the combined results of the studies by Peters (2021) and by Jurado and León (2021). Figure 1 shows that globalization directly erodes central government responsiveness (Peters, 2021) but that it indirectly reinforces it through its positive effect on regional authority (Jurado & León, 2021). By provoking increases in regional authority, globalization seems to generate a response to its own shortcomings.…”

Section: The Architecture Of Compromise: Between Autonomy and Interdependencementioning

confidence: 89%

“…The interplay between functional and identitarian variables is picked up by Jurado and León (2021) who investigate whether globalization among states triggers jurisdictional reform within them. Using data from 78 countries from 1970 to 2010, the authors investigate the jurisdictional effect of globalization, which they conceptualize as economic interdependence and measure with the KOF index for trade and financial openness.…”

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“…In sum, functional pressures triggered by jurisdictional size (Tatham & Bauer, 2021) and by globalization (Jurado & León, 2021) are important influences on the territorial architecture of government. And these functional pressures exist alongside, and sometimes in tension with, community effects arising from territorial identity (Jurado & León, 2021; Tatham & Bauer, 2021).…”

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“…Tatham and Bauer (2021) show how self‐rule induces regional elites to want to shift central government competences to the EU, whereas shared rule does not. Jurado and León (2021) reveal how both dimensions are affected by economic globalization, but that self‐rule is boosted to a greater extent than shared rule. This echoes findings regarding the differential effect of EU candidacy and length of membership on self‐rule and shared rule (Chacha, 2020; Gómez Díaz & Gómez Díaz, 2020).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Globalization, regional authority, and responsiveness.Note: Visualization of the combined results presented by Peters (2021) and by Jurado and León (2021). RAI = Regional Authority Index; KOF = Index of Globalization; G = Globalization.…”

Section: The Architecture Of Compromise: Between Autonomy and Interdependencementioning

confidence: 99%

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This article sets the stage for a special issue that examines the interplay between subnational and supranational governance. It begins by discussing how the territorial architecture of government has become more multilevel as national governments have shifted authority both downwards to subnational governments and upwards to international and supranational institutions. Next, we argue that this multilevel structure emanates from a tension between the drive to reap the functional benefits of scale diversity in a globalizing economy and the pressures arising from collective self‐rule. We build on the research in this special issue to highlight some tangible effects of this tension for policy, politics, and polity. Subnational and supranational governance are conventionally perceived as separate phenomena with distinct consequences, and yet they are intimately connected in a fluid territorial architecture of multilevel governance.

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Research background: While some researchers see digital globalization as a new form of globalization, others liken digitalisation to the globalization that needs to be managed and driven so that institutions and businesses can meet the challenge of digitalisation together. Digitization has encompassed all aspects of economic and social life. In increasingly fierce competition, technological advances and the challenges of science are becoming catalysts for globalization. There is research that suggests that conventional wisdom would say that globalization has stopped arguing that global trade in goods has flattened and cross-border capital flows have fallen sharply since the economic crisis of 2008. However, research shows that globalization is not reversing but enters a new phase that could be defined by a sustained increase in data and information flows. More than a decade later, the new global crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic is strengthening the role of information and communication technologies in both the economy and social life. Purpose of the article: The aim of this paper is to highlight the main characteristics of digital globalization that have a major impact on current and future economic and social life. Methods: Documentary analysis and review of the literature are the main research methods. These are doubled by a bibliographic analysis of IT tools. Findings & Value added: Following the documentary analysis, we identified a series of characteristics that allow us to consider that global digitalization can become the determining factor of the economy with direct implications in social life.

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Economic globalization and decentralization: A centrifugal or centripetal relationship?

Cited by 9 publications

References 48 publications

The territorial architecture of government

The territorial architecture of government

Economic Globalization and Local Public Finance

Digital globalization and its impact on economic and social life

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