Globalization : the key concepts
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Globalization : the key concepts
（The key concepts）
Berg, 2007
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [163]-170) and index
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ISBN 9781845205232
内容説明
Globalization is the buzzword of the 21st century. If we live in a globalized world, what does this mean for our economies, our cultures, our work and leisure, even our sense of ourselves? Globalization: The Key Concepts presents an accessible and provocative guide to the way we live now. The causes and the effects of globalization are hotly disputed and the book aims to present the range of arguments in a clear and balanced way. However, arguing that variation is as characteristic of globalization as standardization, the book stresses the necessity for a bottom-up, comparative analysis. Distinguishing between the cultural, political, economic and ecological aspects of globalization, the book highlights the implications of globalization for people's everyday lives. Throughout, the discussion is illustrated with wide-ranging case material. Chapter summaries and a guide to further reading underline the book's concern to clarify this most complex and influential of ideas.
目次
Preface Introduction 1. Disembedding 2. Acceleration 3. Standardization 4. Interconnectedness 5. Movement 6. Mixing 7. Vulnerability 8. Reembedding Questions for essays and class discussion Annotated bibliography for further reading General bibliography Index
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: pbk ISBN 9781845205249
内容説明
Globalization is the buzzword of the 21st century. If we live in a globalized world, what does this mean for our economies, our cultures, our work and leisure, even our sense of ourselves? Globalization: The Key Concepts presents an accessible and provocative guide to the way we live now.The causes and the effects of globalization are hotly disputed and the book aims to present the range of arguments in a clear and balanced way. However, arguing that variation is as characteristic of globalization as standardization, the book stresses the necessity for a bottom-up, comparative analysis. Distinguishing between the cultural, political, economic and ecological aspects of globalization, the book highlights the implications of globalization for people's everyday lives.Throughout, the discussion is illustrated with wide-ranging case material. Chapter summaries and a guide to further reading underline the book's concern to clarify this most complex and influential of ideas.
目次
Preface Introduction 1. Disembedding 2. Acceleration 3. Standardization 4. Interconnectedness 5. Movement 6. Mixing 7. Vulnerability 8. Reembedding Questions for essays and class discussion Annotated bibliography for further reading General bibliography Index
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