Globalization impacts domestic governance by increasing interconnectedness among nations, influencing economic, cultural, and political dynamics. As countries become more integrated, local governments must adapt to international trends, trade agreements, and external pressures. This can lead to the implementation of policies that align with global standards, affecting areas such as labor laws, environmental regulations, and human rights. While globalization can drive economic growth and innovation, it can also pose challenges, such as increased inequality and the need for effective governance to address local concerns while engaging in a globalized world.