The global economy as political space
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The global economy as political space
（Critical perspectives on world politics）
Lynne Rienner Publishers, 1994
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 225-241) and index
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Description
As contemporary capitalism integrates the planet to an unprecedented extent, the international political economy defines and constitutes new forces, practices, and movements. Not only are power centres shifting away from Cold War poles, but also the spatial and temporal frames of social life, both domestic and international, are reorganising. Addressing these transformations, the authors of this book reach beyond mainstream, economistic approaches to explore the social, political, philosophical, and cultural dimensions of the shift from a nation-state-based economy to a global economy. The book neither presents nor endorses any particular perspective, but brings together scholars who engage in multiple boundary crossings - traversing disciplines, social identities and histories. The result is a dialogue among participants who, while they may disagree on specific issues, share a commitment to the need for a critical theory of international political economy.
Table of Contents
- Crossing Boundaries - Critical Theories of Global Economy, S.J. Rosow. Part 1 Questioning International Theory: Nature, Need, and the Human World - from the European World Economy to the Concept of the World Economy, S.J. Rosow, Properties of the State System and Global Capitalism, K. Burch
- Hobbes, Smith, and the Problem of Mixed Ontologies in Neorealist IPE, N. Inayatullah and M. Rupert
- Timeless Space and State-Centrism, J.A. Agnew. Part 2 The Construction of Identities: Reginas in IR - Occlusions, Cooperations and Zimbabwean Cooperatives, C. Sylvester
- Latin American Voices of Resistance - Women's Movements and Development Debates, M.H. Marchand
- Foreign Policy and Identity - the Japanese Other/American Self, D. Campbell
- Globalism and Nationalism in the Post-Cold War German Economy, F. Unger and B.S. Klein
- Inscribing the Nation - Nehru and the Politics of Identity in India, S. Krishna
- Development as a Civilising Process - State Formation in Mexico, R.W. Coughlin.
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