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.S. Treasury Department -- NO: ROBERT H. WADE, London School of Economics and Political Science -- 2.Trade and

Machine generated contents note: 1.Globalization -- 2.Discourse -- 3.Commodities -- 4.Labor -- 5

1. Society: A. The origins of law -- B. The discernment of law -- 2. Myth: A. In quest of

Godinot -- 1. The Child who Walked with Death: The Story of Paul in Burkina Faso / Claude Heyberger -- 2

capitalism, types of democracy, and globalization / Helen Callaghan and Masanobu Ido -- 2.Varieties of

, Mathias Koenig-Archibugi and Raffaele Marchetti; 2. Global stakeholder democracy Terry Macdonald; 3

1. Theorizing development -- 2. Approaching development -- 3. Health, education and population -- 4

v. 1. International communication in context -- v. 2. Theorising communication -- v. 3. Politics

-- 2. Constitutionalism and political form: rethinking federation -- 3. International human rights

Machine generated contents note: 1. Transformations of global governance; 2. Liberal

; Antonio Ocampo; 2. The United Nations and the Millennium development goals: what roles in and beyond the

Innovation: An Introduction -- 2.Marshallian Localization Economies: Where Do They Come From And To Whom Do

1. Globalization I -- 2. Globalization II -- 3. Globalization and related processes I -- 4

Part I. Understanding globalization -- 1. Competing in a global world -- 2. The globalization of

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1. Introduction : progress and modernities -- 2. Theorizing multiple social systems -- 3. Economies

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1. Power in the Network Society -- 2. Communication in the Digital Age -- 3. Networks of Mind and

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the Landscapes of Altermodernity) -- 2.1 Antimodernity as Resistance -- 2.2 Ambivalences of Modernity

1. Introduction: The Contours of Globalization -- 2. Globalization and the History of the

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shift : the changing global economic map -- Pt. 2. Processes of global shift -- 3. Technological change

1. Introduction : theory - some signposts -- 2. Method : Ontology, movement, mapping -- 3. Football

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1. Theory - structural transformation of the global public sphere? -- 2. International reporting

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promoting human rights -- Figure 1.2. Global actors as violators and protectors and their interactions

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1. One global culture or many? -- 2. The cultural politics of difference -- 3. The subaltern and

1. The United States in a new global economy? -- 2. The case for free trade : old theories, new

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Ch. 1. India and her diversity -- Ch. 2. Engineered societies and globalization's fall out

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/ Darren J. O'Byrne -- 2. Principles of a global ethic / Bhikhu Parekh -- 3. Cosmopolitan political

1. Why brands count -- 2. What brands do for countries -- 3. Developing markets, emerging brands

relating to strategic and programmatic management -- Annex C. Evaluation framework for phase 2 report and

1. Globalization and HRD -- 2. Culture and HRD -- 3. Design and development of global HRD programs

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Ch. 1. Boom and Bust: Seeds of Destruction -- Ch. 2. Miracleworkers, or Lucky Mistakes? -- Ch. 3

Pt. I. The Embedding of Communication in Culture -- 1. Communication and Culture -- 2. The

1. Globalization: The Meaning, the Claims and the Reality -- 2. Economic Progress and Organization

Caribbeanness -- 1. Glissant and Opaque Space -- 2. Brathwaite, Crossing, Voicing -- 3. Conde, Crossing

globalisation. -- 2: Cross-border interdependence between locations : learning, growth, and systems of

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1. 'Societies' and the Global -- 2. The Complexity Turn -- 3. Limits of 'Global' Analyses -- 4

Ethnicities: Rethinking Racial Binaries -- 8. Youth Cultures Reconsidered -- App. 1. The Ethnography -- App. 2

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1. The American colossus -- 2. The information revolution -- 3. Globalization -- 4. The home front

1. Introduction -- 2. Thinking about the Global -- 3. From Development to Globalization -- 4

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. Historicizing the Nation -- 1. Transnationalism and the Challenge to National Histories / Prasenjit Duara -- 2

1. Trade between Cultures -- 2. Global Culture Ascendant: The Roles of Wealth and Technology -- 3

Ch. 1. Africa and the Globalization Challenge -- Ch. 2. Renewing and Restoring Democracy in Africa

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the limits to managerial orthodoxy / Graham Sewell -- 2. From imperialism to globalization

Pt. I. Historical Structures. 1. The History of Capitalist Expansion. 2. Neo