as finance, trade, and investment. Such a move is often represented by pundits of globalization as a move towards a natural extension of the logic of capitalism on an international scale. As a result, however, countries are fast losing their ability to make real choices when it comes to policy matters. Thus, more and more corporations are gaining the power to take control over policy. This has a sort of domino effect, as more and more states are then forced into adopting similar regimes in order to enable trade to effectively occur. "Globalists therefore predict convergence on neoliberalism as an increasing number of states adopt the low-taxing, market-based ideals of the American model."
             Dennis Smith's analysis, in Globalization: The Hidden Agenda, focuses on the relationship between globalization as a political entity and humiliation, particularly in regards to the West's "War on Terror." His analysis stems from the triple helix of globalization, the dynamics of humiliation, and the regulation of moderni
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