The clash of globalisations : neo-liberalism, the third way and anti-globalisation
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The clash of globalisations : neo-liberalism, the third way and anti-globalisation
（Historical materialism book series, 8）
Brill, 2005
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [301]-318) and index
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Description
This work addresses the politics of globalisation through an examination of neo-liberalism, the third way, and anti-capitalist responses and alternatives. It utilises a Marxist approach, not only to challenge the claims made by apologists for 'actually existing globalisation', but to explain, contextualise and problematise the rise of anti-globalisation politics. Central to the work is a critique of globalisation theory, neo-liberalism and the third way; an examination of the role of the state as an agent of globalisation, particularly the hegemonic US state; a theorisation of the nature of uneven development in the global order; and an examination of the political implications of these issues for progressive alternatives to neo-liberal globalisation.
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements 1. Introduction Part 1. Actually Existing Globlisation 2. Capitalism, Globalisation and Uneven Development 3. From Bretton Woods to Neo-Liberal Globalisation 4. Globalisation and the Third Way Revisited 5. Globalisation, Inequality and Poverty Part 2. 'Anti-Globalisation' 6. The Politics of Anti-Globalisation and Alternative Globalisations 7. Civil Society 1. National Social Movements and Anti-Globalisation Politics 8. Civil Society 2. No Swear, No Debt, No War: Transnational Social Movements and Global Civil Society 9. Anti-Globalisation and Progresive Politics: Capitalism, Socialism and Populism in the Tewenty-First Century 10. Conclusions References Index
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