El estado-nación en la globalización y en el reordenamiento internacional

The Nation-State has been a recurrent topic in diverse academic debates, at the end of the twentieth century and the onset of the twenty-first century, given its importance in the political constitution of Western institutions; which has generated mixed positions about its existence. Given such disjunction, this study aims to identify the economic and political context in which the mixed positions arise to clarify the circumstances. The main thesis of this study, which is based on an interpretative exercise of economic and social theory, of this study affirms that the Nation-State, which was set with the fall of the Berlin Wall, will not disappear in the near future and that its structural elements will adjust to the new circumstances and challenges of the new international order.