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Globalização e Seus Malefícios, A

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Joseph E. Stiglitz

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Making Globalization Work

“A damning denunciation of things as they are, and a platform for how we can do better.”—Andrew Leonard, Salon The New York Times - Jeffry A. Frieden Stiglitz has given us a well-wri...tten and informative primer on the major global economic problems. He helps his readers understand exactly what is at stake.

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Joseph E. Stiglitz

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Globalization: A Very Short Introduction

Manfred B. Steger Presents Globalization In Accessible Language As A Multifaceted Process Encompassing Global, Regional, And Local Aspects Of Social Life. He Explores Whether It Is A New Phenomenon, A...nd If It Should Be Considered A 'good' Or 'bad' Thing - A Question That Has Been Hotly Debated In Classrooms, Boardrooms, And On The Streets - Especially Since The 9/11 Terrorist Attacks.--jacket. Globalization: A Contested Concept. -- Is Globalization A New Phenomenon? -- The Economic Dimension Of Globalization. -- The Political Dimension Of Globalization. -- The Cultural Dimension Of Globalization. -- The Ideological Dimension Of Globalization. -- Challenges To Globalism. -- Assessing The Future Of Globalization. Manfred B. Steger. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 137-142) And Index.

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Manfred B. Steger

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The Globalization of World Politics: An Introduction to International Relations

Edited By John Baylis And Steve Smith With The Assistance Of Patricia Owens. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [743]-768) And Index.

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John Baylis

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Runaway World: How Globalisation Is Reshaping Our Lives

Runaway World Evaluates The Ever-increasing Impact Of Globalization Today. Extending His Arguments Beyond The Merely Economic, Giddens Shows How Our Growing Interdependence Directly Affects Our Everyd...ay Lives. Neither A Cheerleading Endorsement Of Emerging Markets, Nor A Fearful Rant On The Growth Of Terrorism Or Loss Of American Jobs, This Is A Book About A World That Grows Smaller Every Day, And How Those Changes Are Affecting Our Culture, Our Traditions, Our Families, And Our Politics. Identifying Globalization As A True Cultural Force, This Eloquent And Important Volume Is The Starting Point For Anyone Concerned About Our Increasingly Interconnected World. Globalisation -- Risk -- Tradition -- Family -- Democracy. Anthony Giddens. Originally Published In Great Britain By Profile Books, London, In 1999. -- T.p. Verso. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 83-97) And Index.

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Anthony Giddens

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In Defense of Global Capitalism

marshalling Facts And The Latest Research Findings, The Author Systematically Refutes The Adversaries Of Globalization, Markets, And Progress. This Book Will Change The Debate On Globalization In This... Country And Make Believers Of Skeptics.

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Johan Norberg

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War and Peace in the Global Village

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Marshall McLuhan

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Global Politics

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Andrew Heywood

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Globalists: The End of Empire and the Birth of Neoliberalism

Neoliberals Hate The State. Or Do They? In The First Intellectual History Of Neoliberal Globalism, Quinn Slobodian Follows A Group Of Thinkers From The Ashes Of The Habsburg Empire To The Creation Of ...The World Trade Organization To Show That Neoliberalism Emerged Less To Shrink Government And Abolish Regulations Than To Redeploy Them At A Global Level. Slobodian Begins In Austria In The 1920s. Empires Were Dissolving And Nationalism, Socialism, And Democratic Self-determination Threatened The Stability Of The Global Capitalist System. In Response, Austrian Intellectuals Called For A New Way Of Organizing The World. But They And Their Successors In Academia And Government, From Such Famous Economists As Friedrich Hayek And Ludwig Von Mises To Influential But Lesser-known Figures Such As Wilhelm Roepke And Michael Heilperin, Did Not Propose A Regime Of Laissez-faire. Rather They Used States And Global Institutions--the League Of Nations, The European Court Of Justice, The World Trade Organization, And International Investment Law--to Insulate The Markets Against Sovereign States, Political Change, And Turbulent Democratic Demands For Greater Equality And Social Justice. Far From Discarding The Regulatory State, Neoliberals Wanted To Harness It To Their Grand Project Of Protecting Capitalism On A Global Scale. It Was A Project, Slobodian Shows, That Changed The World, But That Was Also Undermined Time And Again By The Inequality, Relentless Change, And Social Injustice That Accompanied It.-- Introduction: Thinking In World Orders -- A World Of Walls -- A World Of Numbers -- A World Of Federations -- A World Of Rights -- A World Of Races -- A World Of Constitutions -- A World Of Signals -- Conclusion: A World Of People Without A People. Quinn Slobodian. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.

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Quinn Slobodian

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Why Globalization Works

A Distinguished International Economist Here Offers A Powerful Defense Of The Global Market Economy. Martin Wolf Explains How Globalization Works, Rebuts The Charges Against It, Argues That The Bigges...t Obstacle To Global Economic Progress Has Been The Failure Not Of The Market But Of Governments, And Analyzes The Prospects For Global Economic Integration In The Post-9/11 Era. For This Paperback Edition, Wolf Also Provides A New Introduction, Which Considers The Recent Debate. Book Jacket.--jacket. List Of Tables And Figures -- Acknowledgements -- Preface : Why I Wrote This Book -- Pt. 1. The Debate -- Ch. 1. Enter The New Millennium Collectivists -- Ch. 2. What Liberal Globalization Means -- Pt. 2. Why A Global Market Economy Makes Sense -- Prologue -- Ch. 3. Markets, Democracy And Peace -- Ch. 4. The Magic Of The Market -- Ch. 5. Physician, Heal Thyself -- Ch. 6. The Market Crosses Borders -- Pt. 3. Why There Is Too Little Globalization -- Prologue -- Ch. 7. Globalization In The Long Run -- Ch. 8. Rise, Fall And Rise Of A Liberal Global Economy -- Pt. 4. Why The Critics Are Wrong -- Prologue -- Ch. 9. Incensed About Inequality -- Ch. 10. Traumatized By Trade -- Ch. 11. Cowed By Corporations -- Ch. 12. Sad About The State -- Ch. 13. Fearful Of Finance -- Pt. 5. How To Make The World Better -- Ch. 14. Today's Threats, Tomorrow's Promises -- Notes -- References -- Index. Martin Wolf. Includes New Author Preface. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [364]-380) And Index.

Author:

Martin Wolf

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