Civilizing Globalization: A Survival GuideRichard Sandbrook SUNY Press, 2003 M01 9 - 280 páginas Many citizens suspect that the ecological, social, cultural, and political costs of free-market globalization are too high. Yet at the same time they often lack the technical knowledge to assess complex proposals intended to deal with these issues. Written by a uniquely diverse group of academics, policy analysts, and activists, Civilizing Globalization presents in clear, non-technical language the dangers of unfettered global markets, as well as a new vision of globalization regulated to respect social and ecological needs. The contributors show that it is morally and practically imperative to begin thinking about how to deal with this crisis. While no one book can provide a single comprehensive and integrated plan, this volume gives direction and highlights the issues that will be debated for years to come. |
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... United States of America No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission . No part of this book may be stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means including ...
... United States of America No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission . No part of this book may be stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means including ...
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... United States , New Zealand , Britain , and Latin America leading the way ( see the chapters by economist Albert Berry , public - health analyst David Coburn , and political scientist Judith Teichman ) . • Footloose global capital ...
... United States , New Zealand , Britain , and Latin America leading the way ( see the chapters by economist Albert Berry , public - health analyst David Coburn , and political scientist Judith Teichman ) . • Footloose global capital ...
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... United States , Europe , and the Middle East , is a reversion to a defensive and quite possibly chauvinistic nationalism . Hence , we need to move forward to a more integrated world , not backwards . The old system of na- tional states ...
... United States , Europe , and the Middle East , is a reversion to a defensive and quite possibly chauvinistic nationalism . Hence , we need to move forward to a more integrated world , not backwards . The old system of na- tional states ...
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... United States — has a virtual veto power over international reform by virtue of its commanding position in the global economy . Consider how globalization has both reflected and further augmented this power shift . First , the easier it ...
... United States — has a virtual veto power over international reform by virtue of its commanding position in the global economy . Consider how globalization has both reflected and further augmented this power shift . First , the easier it ...
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... United States , or- ganized labor now accounts for only about 16 percent of the labor force . Trade unions enrol a higher share of employees elsewhere in the industrial world , though not more than a quarter or third . In developing ...
... United States , or- ganized labor now accounts for only about 16 percent of the labor force . Trade unions enrol a higher share of employees elsewhere in the industrial world , though not more than a quarter or third . In developing ...
Contenido
Globalization Who Gains? Who Loses? | 14 |
Who Gains and Who Loses? An Economic Perspective | 16 |
Globalization Neoliberalism and Health | 28 |
Latin America Inequality Poverty and Questionable Democracies | 40 |
Globalization versus Cultural Authenticity? Valentines Day and Hindu Values | 54 |
Adjusting Global Markets to Social Needs | 60 |
Core Labor Standards An Incremental Approach | 62 |
Protecting the Environment from Trade Agreements | 76 |
Recasting the World Trade Organization | 158 |
Can Development Assistance Help? | 168 |
Reforming Global Governance The Continuing Importance of the NationState | 182 |
Building a Global Countermovement | 190 |
GlobalizationfromBelow An Innovative Politics of Resistance | 192 |
Seattle Global Protest Comes of Age | 208 |
GlobalizationfromBelow Letter from Honduras | 216 |
Transnational Union Strategies for Civilizing Labor Standards | 222 |
Financing the Transition to a LowCarbon Future | 88 |
Arts and Culture in World Trade Promoting Cultural Diversity | 100 |
Currency Transaction Tax Curbing Speculation Funding Social Development | 112 |
Reforming Global Governance and Institutions | 122 |
Paths to Reforming Global Governance | 124 |
Democracy and Globalization | 140 |
Alternative Globalization | 238 |
A New Urgency Civilizing Globalization in an Era of Terrorism | 254 |
Contributors | 270 |
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