Political Globalization has indeed a vital role to play, as far as inter-state and inter-continental political relationships are concerned. It helps in making powerful and developed nations like the United States of America to consolidate its strengths and position on military and economic grounds. As far as the developing and weaker states are concerned, Political Globalization makes them subordinates to the American powers, either deliberately through mutual approvals and alliances, or forcefully through threats. In fact, the growing popularity of Political Globalization has given birth to some sort of imperialism in the past, which can be traced through an entire dynasty of forms.
Traces of Political Globalization can also be found in the pre-First World War colonial era, practiced by several European nations, as well as Japan and the United States of America. The intensity of Political Globalization, however reduced substantially in the post Second World War period, when a succeeding wave of de-colonization in the form of a Cold War endangered blackmailing and increase economic pressures on some countries. However, in present times, Globalization of world politics helps in maintaining a sound and strong relationship among nations, leading to the preservation of political and social balances on a worldwide basis.
Under Globalization, politics can happen above the state, through political integration schemes made by different international organizations like the European Union, International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. Political activities may also surpass the national borders through worldwide movements of the NGOs. The civil society institutions also act internationally, through the formation of alliances with overseas organizations in other countries. Their sole motto is direct lobbying of the international organizations and other performers for political welfare, who function through their national governments.