Sea Power In The Era Of Globalization

According to Geoffrey Till, globalisation is a main strategic environment of states in the early of 21st century. However, there are 3 kinds of people: believers, unbelievers and unconvinced. Believers think it as a way of peace which there is many of competitive, a greater sense of international community by balancing of its power politics aggressively. Unbelievers think it as a destroyer of their life such as independence, beliefs, et cetera. On the other hand, the unconvinced are not sure it will give a good or bad impact to their life, because globalisation is longevity.
There are three national categories of world’s state which viewing by their economic, these are pre-modern states, modern states, and post-modern states. Generally, a state that success on their economic, demonstrates the fruitfulness of its sea power; the more developed its economy, the more developed its sea power. However, Till thinks that in the era of globalisation, there are
On the other hand, to served maritime powers, they need strategies, those are: the maritime approach of direct and indirect defence of trade, capacity building, offshore balancing and limited engagement for maximum effect, and maintenance of maritime security. And there are some factors of sea power, those are: population, society, maritime resources, maritime economy; maritime geography; government; technology; and the other services
The concept of sea power by Geoffrey Till, exist is not because there is none aim. There are 5 functions of it according to Till: All-domain access, deterrence, sea control, power projection, and maritime security. It also has 7 missions, those are: Defend the homeland, deter conflict, respond to crises, defeat aggression, protect the maritime commons, strengthen partnerships, provide humanitarian assistance and disaster