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245	1	0	_aThe global transformations reader : _ban introduction to the globalization debate
250			_a2. ed
260			_aCambridge : _bPolity, _c2007
300			_a602 p.
505	8	0	_tPart I. Understanding globalization _tIntroduction _t1. Globalization - George Modelski _t2. The globalizing of modernity - Anthony Giddens _t3. Rethinking Globalization - David Held and Anthony McGrew, David Goldblatt and Jonathan Perraton _t4. Globalization: what's new? what's not?(and so what?) - Robert O. Keohane and Joseph S. Nye Jr. _t5. What is 'global' about globalization? - Jan Aart Scholte _t6. The problem of globalisation theory - Justin Rosenberg _t7. Globalization - a necessary myth? - Paul Hirst and Grahame Thompson _t8. Clash of globalizations - Stanley Hoffmann _t9. Globalization and american power - Joseph S. Nye Jr. _t10. Globalization as empire - Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri _tPart II. Political power and civil society: a reconfiguration? _tIntroduction _t11. The declining authority of states - Susan Strange _t12. Has globalization ended the rise and rise of the nation-state? - Michael Mann _t13. Sovereignty in international society - Robert O. Keohane _t14. The changing structure of international law: sovereignty transformed? - David Held _t15. The security state - Ian Clark _t16. Governing the global economy through government networks - Anne-Marie Slaughter _t17. Power Shift - Jessica T. Mathews _t18. Globalization and modes of reionalist governance - Anthony payne _t19. Governance in a new global order - James N. Rosenau _tPart III. The fate of national culture in an age of global communication _tIntroduction _t20. Encountering globalization - Kevin Robins _t21. The globalization of communication - John B. Thompson _t22. The new global media - Rober W. McChesney _t23. Globalization and cultural identity - John Tomlinson _t24. Towards a global culture? - Anthony D. Smith _t25. Global governance and cosmopolitan citizens - Pippa Norris _tPart IV. A global economy? _tIntroduction _t26. A new geo-economy - Peter Dicken _t27. Global informational capitalism - Manuel Castells _t28. The limits to economic globalization - Paul Hirst and Grahame Thompson _t29. The nation-state in the global economy - Robert Gilpin _t30. Global market versus the new regionalism - Björn Hettne _t31. Globalization and the political economy of capitalist democracies - Fritz Scharpf _t32. Has globalization gone too far? - Dani Rodrik _t33. Global markets and national politics - Geoffrey Garrett _t34. The effect of globalization on taxation, institutions, and control of the macroeconomy - Duane Swank _tPart V. Divided world, divided nations? _tIntroduction _t35. Patterns of global inequality - UNDP report 1999 _t36. The rise of the fourth world - Manuel Castells _t37. Are global poverty and inequality getting worse? - Robert Wade/Martin Wolf _t38. Spreading the wealth - David Dollar and Aart Kraay _t39. Globalization and gendered inequality - Jill Steans _t40. Order, globalization and inequality in world politics - Ngaire Woods _t41. The promise of global institutions - Joseph Stiglitz _tPart VI. World, orders, normative choices _tIntroduction _t42. Global governance: prospects and problems - Fred Halliday _t43. Models of transnational democracy - Anthony McGrew _t44. Cosmopolitanism: taming globalization - David Held _t45. Can international organizations be democratic? a skeptic's view - Robert A. Dahl _t46. The postnational constellation - Jürgen Habermas _t47. Priorities of global justice - Thomas W. Pogge _t48. Global civil society - Mary Kaldor _t49. A world gone wrong? - Chris Brown _t50. Beyond the states system? - Hedley Bull
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