Globalism : the new market ideology
This text rejects the notion that we are at the end of ideology and that democracy has won. It seeks to provide the reader with an understanding of how dominant beliefs about globalization fashion their realities, and that these ideas and values can be changed in a more egalitarian direction
General (US: Trade).
xiv, 224 pages ; 22.9 cm
9780742500730, 074250073X
264747078
The Roots of Globalism; The Academic Debate over Globalism; Five Central Claims of Globalism; Antiglobalist Challengers from the Political Right and Left; The "Battle of Seattle" and Its Aftermath; Future Prospects.