Introducing Globalization: Analysis and Readings
Richard W. Mansbach, Edward J. Rhodes
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Richard W. Mansbach, Edward J. Rhodes
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Preface I. AN INTRODUCTION TO GLOBALIZATION 1. What Is Globalization And What Are Its Origins? 2. Technology And Globalization 3. Economic Globalization Demonizing Neoliberal Economics II. THE DIMENSIONS OF GLOBALIZATION 4. Political Globalization Global Civil Society 5. Security Globalization 6. Cultural Globalization Different Approaches to Globalization and Culture 7. Globalization And Migration Migration Myths 8. Environmental Globalization: A Hazardous World 9. The Future of the Nation-State 10. The Challenge of Nationalism 11. Human Rights and Democracy in a Globalizing World Evolving Human Rights 12. Is Globalization A Good Thing? 13. Alternative Globalizations Humanistic Globalization? 14. The Future of Globalization
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Preface I. AN INTRODUCTION TO GLOBALIZATION 1. What Is Globalization And What Are Its Origins? 2. Technology And Globalization 3. Economic Globalization Demonizing Neoliberal Economics II. THE DIMENSIONS OF GLOBALIZATION 4. Political Globalization Global Civil Society 5. Security Globalization 6. Cultural Globalization Different Approaches to Globalization and Culture 7. Globalization And Migration Migration Myths 8. Environmental Globalization: A Hazardous World 9. The Future of the Nation-State 10. The Challenge of Nationalism 11. Human Rights and Democracy in a Globalizing World Evolving Human Rights 12. Is Globalization A Good Thing? 13. Alternative Globalizations Humanistic Globalization? 14. The Future of Globalization
Key concepts: Globalization, Democracy, Political science, Global politics, Politics, Cultural globalization, Human rights, Political economy