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The global transformations reader

The global transformations reader
The global transformations reader
The world is changing dramatically and a vigorous public debate is under way about the nature and historical significance of these changes. At the centre of this debate lie conflicting claims about the extent, form and consequences of contemporary globalization. On the one hand there are the globalists, who argue that the world is being fundamentally and irreversibly transformed by globalization. On the other hand there are the sceptics, who believe that the globalists' claims are exaggerated and poorly substantiated. The sceptics contest the very idea of globalization, arguing that the power of national governments, nationalism and geopolitics remain the determining features of our age.
This completely revised and fully updated edition of The Global Transformations Reader brings together the most original contributions from both sides of the argument and from a range of disciplines. Many new chapters have been added, which incorporate the most recent developments in the debate and set these in the context of a global order that is in a constant state of flux.
0745631355
Polity Press
Held, David
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McGrew, Anthony
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Held, David
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McGrew, Anthony
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Held, David and McGrew, Anthony (eds.) (2000) The global transformations reader , Cambridge, UK. Polity Press

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The world is changing dramatically and a vigorous public debate is under way about the nature and historical significance of these changes. At the centre of this debate lie conflicting claims about the extent, form and consequences of contemporary globalization. On the one hand there are the globalists, who argue that the world is being fundamentally and irreversibly transformed by globalization. On the other hand there are the sceptics, who believe that the globalists' claims are exaggerated and poorly substantiated. The sceptics contest the very idea of globalization, arguing that the power of national governments, nationalism and geopolitics remain the determining features of our age.
This completely revised and fully updated edition of The Global Transformations Reader brings together the most original contributions from both sides of the argument and from a range of disciplines. Many new chapters have been added, which incorporate the most recent developments in the debate and set these in the context of a global order that is in a constant state of flux.

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Published date: 2000

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Local EPrints ID: 33915
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/33915
ISBN: 0745631355
PURE UUID: 84a7fa35-fdbf-4849-8826-212bbd371391

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Date deposited: 26 Jul 2006
Last modified: 11 Dec 2021 15:22

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Editor: David Held
Editor: Anthony McGrew

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