The Global Studies Reader, Second Edition, offers an accessible introduction to globalization that will provide students with a better understanding of what constitutes Global Studies - the transdisciplinary field dedicated to the study of globalization. Thus, the book has been carefully designed to provide a representative selection of transdisciplinary writings appropriate for undergraduate students in Global Studies. This book brings together in a single volume some of the best pieceson the subject written by recognized scholars. These twenty seminal contributions have been kept to an easily digestible length while at the same time covering the major dimensions of globalization: politics and societies; economies and technologies; cultures and histories; and spaces and environments. Although The Global Studies Reader purposely contains no additional sectional introductions that might interrupt the conceptual flow of the writings, it offers at the end of each of its fourparts five discussion points designed to help clarify the authors' arguments and to stimulate further conversation. You will also find suggestions for additional readings and recommended websites to guide students' further research.
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Stanley Hauerwas and William H. Willimon, Resident Aliens: A Provocative Christian Assessment of Culture and Ministryfor People Who Know That SomethingIs Wrong (Nashville: Abingdon, 1989), 41. 20. Stanley Hauerwas, “The End of Religious ...
These are think tanks of a different sort from the conventional ones that advise political and corporate elites.
William Tabb advocates a new financial architecture to meet the real needs of the world in the 21st century.
Combining historical analysis with current affairs, economist Stephen D. King provides a provocative and engaging account of why globalization is being rejected, what a world ruled by rival states with conflicting aims might look like, and ...
The trade of South India from the ninth to the thirteenth century and the role that the Tamil merchant guilds played in it have been the subject of a classic article by Burton Stein (1965) and a detailed pioneering study by Meera ...
Davies, J. C., and]. Mazurek. 1998. Pollution Control in the United States. Washington, DC: Resources for the Future. Davis, J. 1988. ReformingLondon: The London GovernmentProblem 1855-1900. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
States, Security Function and the New Global Forces
Globalization's 'Poster Children' China, India and a handful of East Asian countries are often used to support the so-called 'rising tide' story about globalization in which sustained economic growth leads to higher standards of living ...
La filosofía en la era de globalización