Title Statements
- Full title :Critical globalization studies / edited by Richard P. Appelbaum and William I. Robinson
Edition Statements
- Publication Date:2005
Publication Statements
Notes
Pol., Globalization and Economic Policy
The Physical Object
- Description:xxxiii, 488 p.
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9780415949620, 0415949610, 9780415949613, 0415949629
- oclc:on1102434770
- LC Classification:HN17.5
- Dewey Decimal:303.484
Table of Contents
Table of contents: Introduction : toward a critical globalization studies -- continued debates, new directions, neglected; 1) If you want to be relevant : advice to the academic from a scholar-activist; 2) What is a critical globalization studies? : intellectual labor and global society; 3) What is a critical globalization studies? 4) Globalization in world-systems perspective; 5) Waves of globalization and resistance in the capitalist world-system : social movements and critical global studies; 6) Generic globalization, capitalist globalization, and beyond : a framework for critical globalization studies; 7) Transnationalism and cosmopolitanism : errors of globalism; 8) Toward a critical theory of globalization : a Habermasian approach; 9) From globalization to the new imperialism; 10) The crisis of the globalist project and the new economics of George W. Bush; 11) Globalization and development studies; 12) Globalization and racism : at home and abroad; 13) Alternative globalizations : toward a critical globalization studies; 14) The military-industrial complex in transnational class theory; 15) The many scales of the global : implications for theory and for politics; 16) Globali…
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