Globalization and state sapacity: the Philippines

The arrival of globalization has brought many challenges to the countries. In this article we will examine the capabilities of the Philippine countries to meet the demands of globalization. It documents the rules, laws, regulations, institutions and institutions that support the administrative capacity of the Philippines to promote trade, investment and thereby achieve economic growth. Review and analyze Philippine practice and experience to decide preparation for the Philippine's globalization

The research will cover three aspects of state capacity to help promote trade and investment:

Finally, this paper proposes a field that the Philippine government has to focus on three areas and recommends a detailed study of issues related to the ability to promote sound competition. Regulatory framework and capacity; industrial development, sectoral and regional capacity; social development, redistributive justice and poverty reduction policies; policies to promote performance, productivity and competitiveness; and environmental protection policy

If globalization and globalization of the Philippine countries worsen socioeconomic discrepancies and conflicts, this is because Philippine countries can not implement policies that make the country globally competitive. The Philippines decided that it was difficult to deal with the globalization process, as its weak governance institutions failed to create appropriate socio-economic and political conditions to attract domestic and foreign resources and technologies necessary for economic growth . In order to overcome these challenges and benefit from globalization, the weak and premature countries of the Philippines need to be completely reformed through institutional reforms aimed at strengthening the governing body and building an appropriate growth environment There is.

Premature and fragile states in the Philippines have created a weak governance system; therefore, it can not manage racial, religious and socioeconomic diversity in the society. The arrival of globalization not only deteriorated these diversity but also weakened the state of the Philippines and its governance body because it could not establish the national consensus necessary for national construction and socioeconomic development, weakened it. Diversity and tension in the Philippine society The Philippines is a highly diverse society. Due to the archipelago of more than 7, 100 islands, its geographical environment caused considerable ethnic, religious and socioeconomic divisions. Some Filipino scholars believe that water connecting these islands will bind Filipinos, but in reality it is not a community of people's unity communicators or communicators of citizens' consciousness, but simply inter-island trade and immigration It is used as a channel to promote.

There is little research on how globalization influences Asian countries, especially the Philippines. First of all, most of the literature on globalization covers only the developing countries of Africa and Latin America. However, literature on Asian nationalities such as the Philippines. This causes gaps in the subject literature, especially in the Philippines. In the previous chapter, we discussed the impact of globalization on the food industry. This chapter is divided into five parts. The research design and topic, program description provides very general information on the subject of the study. The other three sections, materials and research procedures of this paper are well explained. In addition, this section describes how to gather information related to topics.