Globalization: Universal Trends, Regional ImplicationsHoward J. Wiarda UPNE, 2007 - 286 עמודים “Globalization” is perhaps the most controversial topic in policy-making, academic discussions, foreign affairs, and international relations today. There is no universal, monolithic process of globalization, and in this volume Howard J. Wiarda has assembled new scholarship on the topic by the leading experts in comparative and international politics. The essays compare the vastly different ways in which the United States, Europe, Russia, East Asia, South Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and Sub-Saharan Africa have responded to globalization’s opportunities and pressures. Contributors include Paul S. Adams, Peter Berger, Charles Conteh, Dale Herspring, Sherry Lowrance, Peter R. Moody, Paul M. Rego, Esther M. Skelley, A. H. Somejee, Evren Çelik Wiltse, and Lara Wylie. |
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The Cultural Dynamics | 21 |
The Globalization of Democracy and Its Implications | 37 |
Has the End of History Arrived? Globalizations | 52 |
Is America the Universal Nation? | 81 |
Challenges and Alternatives | 103 |
Putin Russia and Globalization | 131 |
Globalization in East Asia | 151 |
A TwoWay Process | 175 |
The Politics | 192 |
Globalization and Mexico | 214 |
Fetching Water | 244 |
Conclusion Globalization in Its One and Many Forms | 264 |
Suggested Reading | 277 |
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