Transnational movements: to what extent do they express a discourse of resistance that is truly global?

In a rapidly globalizing world the international arena has become a frontier for social dispute. Globalization has altered the international system to integrate into the so-called transnational zone, a new spatial location where the state as an international actor is constrained by expansion of the transnational zone itself and emergence of new actors within the international arena. Globalization processes created a new economic geography of centrality, one that cuts across national boundaries…