The most recent phase of globalization is a new spatial organization of capitalism. Yet it is simplistic to understand this new phase of globalization as the emergence of pure capitalism and the destruction of the nation state. Capitalism works on many levels to produce differences around the globe, it doesn't only produce homogenization. While capitalism works to free certain flows of trade and capital, for instance, it also always ties these flows down on new levels. And while the role of the state is certainly changing, there is no pure capitalism that wishes to wipe the state out completely.
Capitalists use state power to reorganize global power relations.
It is through states that these institutions gain legitimacy. At the same time that states are losing some control over the flow of trade and capital, the control of many states over the lives and actions of their populations has increased. The state and capital have sunk their tentacles deeper into our very being. It is also true however, that the globe has almost been completely enveloped in under a single logic of power and value, and states must operate within that logic. We need to reconceptualize how we envision resistance to capitalism.