Globalization
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Globalization
（Opposing viewpoints series）
Greenhaven Press, c2010
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Opposing viewpoints
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 247-249) and index
Contents of Works
- Globalization promotes democracy / Daniel T. Griswold
- Globalization undermines democracy / Michael Parenti
- Globalization encourages people to identify themselves along religious lines / Arun Pereira
- Globalization encourages religious pluralism / Peter Berger
- Globalization promotes cultural antagonism / R.A. Sprinkle
- Globalization could result in a backlash against modernity / James W. Thomson
- Mismanaged globalization is responsible for the modern financial crisis / Sherle R. Schwenninger
- A better-regulated globalization can limit the modern financial crisis / Peter Mandelson
- Globalization is fueling global warming / Les Leopold
- Globalization could help ease global warming / Joseph E. Stiglitz
- Globalization promotes terrorism / Kevin Potvin
- America cannot manage globalization alone / Steven Weber, Naazneen Barma, Matthew Kroening, and Ely Ratner
- Globalization benefits developing nations / Steven Horwitz
- Globalization does not benefit developing nations / Dave Curran
- Globalization promotes income inequality / Bob Davis, John Lyons, and Andrew Batson
- Globalization is not solely to blame for income inequality / Gary Becker
- Globalization is worsening the food crisis / Sophia Murphy
- Globalization can solve the food crisis / Caroline Boin and Alec van Gelder
- NAFTA benefits America / John Murphy
- NAFTA harms America / Thea M. Lea
- Outsourcing benefits America / Victor A. Canto
- Outsourcing harms America / Ronil Hira
- "Buy American" policies benefit America / Jaime Maliszewski
- "Buy American" policies harm America / Gary Shapiro
- U.S. free trade policy is fueling a class war / Paul Craig Roberts