Rethinking globalisation.
Part of a special issue on the threat of globalism. The writer offers an alternative approach to the idea of globalization. He argues that “globalization” is simply a generic term for a number of different processes under way today and that it cannot be understood in isolation from its underlying...
| Publicado en: | Race & Class Vol. 40; no. 2-3; pp. 37 - 49 |
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Sage Publications, Ltd.
October 1998-March 1999
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