We live in a globalized world economy. Our policy agenda, as we have discussed earlier have changed enormously to include environment, humanity in general as well as the conventional economic factors. We have also seen earlier the interdependence of different actors and agents which transcends the natural boundaries. Political governance and democracy are associated so closely with the modern nation states that it is difficult to imagine them in any other political setting. As a consequence of globalization, the alleged passing or ‘unbundling of nation-state, therefore, poses a severe challenge to these two founding concepts. In the complex system of world economy no policy maker can confine himself to a closed world. Interdependence are so strong that success of such closed policy view is bound to defeat it self. Further, problems relating to governance also spillover and transcend conventional national boundaries. Note that problem of governance not only is confined to the governments but to corporate and business organizations as well. Look at the governance problems of Microsoft in different countries. For Microsoft, ‘non- traditional' space is shaped by the need for ‘neutral and standardized' forms, permitting worldwide scale. Borders and regions thus find their point of entry in this ‘perception of space' through geopolitical lens of global thought process. Therefore, those problems which involve externalities, and cross border interests have emerged as spark to policy market.