Global transformation refers to a real-change process that affects political, economic and cultural structures at the regional, national and global levels. This transformation involves a complex combination of progressive ideas, industrialization and rational state-building. Global transformations marked the change from the modern era to the most recent stage of globalization, when the wave of global relationships and flows increased significantly and qualitatively altered the basic forms of social activities such as cultural, economic and political activities. Globalization has many political impacts, including a decrease in hegemony and illegal control of nations. Other political effects include increased liberty, transformation of political theories in domestic and international context, and involvement of new political actors, which result in expansion of political culture. The topics included in this book on the politics and economics of global transformations are of utmost significance and bound to provide incredible insights to readers. Its extensive content provides the readers with a thorough understanding of the subject.