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130410s2014 caua b 001 0 eng |
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2013012634 |
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| International Standard Book Number |
9781412987974 |
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DLC |
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eng |
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DLC |
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JZ1318 |
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.C463 2014 |
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303.48 |
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22 |
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C.J.G |
| 100 1# - MAIN ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME |
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Chirico, JoAnn. |
| 245 10 - TITLE STATEMENT |
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| Title |
Globalization : |
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prospects and problems / |
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JoAnn Chirico, Pennsylvania State University, Beaver. |
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Thousand Oaks, California : |
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Sage Publications, |
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c2014 |
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539 p. : |
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ill. ; |
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26 cm. |
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unmediated |
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| 500 ## - GENERAL NOTE |
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economic&political bookfair2015 |
| 504 ## - BIBLIOGRAPHY, ETC. NOTE |
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| Bibliography, etc |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 478-506) and index. |
| 505 0# - FORMATTED CONTENTS NOTE |
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Machine generated contents note: ch. One The World Has Gone Global --<br/>Objectives --<br/>Defining Globalization --<br/>International, Multinational, Transnational, and Supranational --<br/>The Subjective Dimension of Globalization --<br/>Public Opinion and Globalization in the United States --<br/>Perceiving a Common Humanity --<br/>The Objective Bases of Globalization --<br/>Economic Basis of Globalization --<br/>Political Basis of Globalization --<br/>Cultural Basis of Globalization --<br/>Globalization and Identity --<br/>Globalization of Civil Society --<br/>Facilitating Globalization --<br/>Migration --<br/>Dating Globalization --<br/>Globalization as Change --<br/>Summary --<br/>Questions, Investigations, and Resources --<br/>ch. Two Studying Globalization --<br/>Objectives --<br/>World Risk Society --<br/>Runaway World --<br/>Globalization From Below --<br/>Feasible Globalization --<br/>World Systems Perspective --<br/>Core, Semi-Periphery, and Peripheral Societies --<br/>Hegemonic Stability, Decline, and Rivalry --<br/>A Prognosis for Globalization From the WSP --<br/>Contents note continued: Global Systems Theory --<br/>Prognosis of GST --<br/>World Society Theory --<br/>The Global "Scapes" --<br/>Mechanisms of Convergence --<br/>The Global Field --<br/>The Elements of the Global Field: Humanity --<br/>The Individual --<br/>Societies --<br/>The Global Systems --<br/>Case Study: Economic Integration and Globalization --<br/>Explaining Economic Waves and Trends --<br/>Summary --<br/>Questions, Investigations, and Resources --<br/>ch. Three Setting the Stage: Foundations Globalization --<br/>Objectives --<br/>Waves of Nationhood --<br/>The Germinal Phase: The Treaty of Westphalia and the Principle of Sovereignty --<br/>Expanding the System of States System to the Americas --<br/>Spreading the Nation-State East --<br/>Early Waves of Economic Globalization --<br/>The Silk Road Into the Middle Ages --<br/>Expansion of Mercantile Capitalism --<br/>The Colonial Wave: Planting the Seed of the Global Economy, 1500s to 1860s --<br/>Neo-Colonialism and Cold War Strategic Advantage --<br/>Shaping the Modern State --<br/>States Human Rights Concerns --<br/>Contents note continued: The Evolution of Constitutions --<br/>Early Globalization of Liberalism --<br/>Establishing International Law and Organization --<br/>The League of Nations and the United Nations --<br/>Case Study: The Law of the Seas --<br/>Summary --<br/>Questions, Investigations, and Resources --<br/>ch. Four Making the Global Economy --<br/>Objectives --<br/>The World Economic Forum and World Social Forum --<br/>Waves of Economic Globalization --<br/>Globalization and Economic Integration --<br/>The Keynesian Liberal Wave --<br/>The Neo-Liberal Wave --<br/>Shaping a New Wave --<br/>Bretton Woods Institutions in the Neo-Liberal Era --<br/>Case Study: The East Asian Miracle and the Rejection of Neo-Liberalism --<br/>Globalization as Transitioning Industrial Sectors --<br/>Globalization as Outsourcing and Offshoring --<br/>Globalization as Trade in Labor --<br/>Globalization I: The First Unbundling --<br/>Globalization II: The Second Unbundling, 1980s-Present --<br/>Growing Economic Inequalities: Within and Among Societies --<br/>Contents note continued: Economic Growth and Quality of Life --<br/>Where Has All the Money Gone? --<br/>A Tangled Web: The Global Economic Crisis --<br/>Financial Contagion --<br/>Governing the Global Economy: Responding to Crisis --<br/>The View From the World Economic Forum --<br/>The View From the World Social Forum: Civil Society Reports --<br/>The View From the Group of 20 --<br/>Regulation and Stimulus --<br/>The Debt Crisis --<br/>The Circumstances of Globalization --<br/>Global Chain of Production and Consumption --<br/>Establishing the Global Market --<br/>Globalization of Labor --<br/>Economic Convergence and Coordination --<br/>Summary: Shaping Globalization: The Possibility of a New Order? --<br/>Questions, Investigations, and Resources --<br/>ch. Five Forging a Global Civil Society --<br/>Objectives --<br/>The Individual Humanity Relationship --<br/>Defining Civil Society --<br/>Defining Global Civil Society --<br/>Global Civil Society and Global Regimes --<br/>Emergence of Global Civil Society --<br/>Waves of International Non-Governmental Organizations --<br/>Contents note continued: The Challenge of Democracy in Global Civil Society --<br/>Representation --<br/>Displaced Goals and Objectives --<br/>Who Is Being Served? --<br/>Violence, Power, and Conflict Resolution --<br/>Thorny Questions of Accountability --<br/>Global Civil Society: Interacting Layers of Governance --<br/>Civil Society Case Studies --<br/>Case Study: Treaty to Ban Landmines --<br/>Early Momentum --<br/>Joining Forces and Enlisting Governments --<br/>Spiral Effects --<br/>The Ottawa Process Begins --<br/>Case Study: The Environmental Regime --<br/>Phases of Environmental Regime --<br/>Strategies of Diffusion and Growth --<br/>The Human Rights Regime --<br/>Defining Human Rights --<br/>The South Africa Example --<br/>Case Study: The Helsinki Effect --<br/>The Helsinki Accords --<br/>Reaction of Civil Society --<br/>The Demise of the Eastern Bloc --<br/>Summary: The Helsinki Effect --<br/>Summary: The Global Field --<br/>Questions, Investigations, and Resources --<br/>ch. Six Who Gets What, When, and How: Global Governance --<br/>Objectives --<br/>Contents note continued: Globalization and the Challenges to Westphalia --<br/>The Challenge of Government Failures --<br/>The Challenge of Nationalist Movements --<br/>The Challenge of Global Systems --<br/>The Challenge of Multiple Actors --<br/>The Challenge of Accountability --<br/>Propositions for Global Governance --<br/>Functions of Global Governance --<br/>A Normative Basis for Global Governance --<br/>Structuring Global Governance --<br/>Summary: Global Governance --<br/>Changes in the Global Systems --<br/>Changes in States and Societies --<br/>Changes in Individuals and Humanity --<br/>Questions, Investigations, and Resources --<br/>ch. Seven Globalizing Political Culture and State Governance --<br/>Objectives --<br/>Globalization of Normative Criteria for Governance --<br/>Accountability --<br/>Control of Corruption --<br/>Free and Fair Elections --<br/>Rule of Law --<br/>Recognizing Human Rights --<br/>Decentralization --<br/>Case Study: Decentralization --<br/>Providing for Social Welfare --<br/>Inclusion of Women and Minorities --<br/>Governance Deficits --<br/>Contents note continued: Polarization, Deadlock, and Identity --<br/>New Modes of Suppression --<br/>Case Study: Are Global Norms Effective in Improving Elections? --<br/>Wave Effects in Globalization --<br/>Wave Shapes and Clusters --<br/>Wave Mechanics --<br/>Summary --<br/>Questions, Investigations, and Resources --<br/>ch. Eight Trends and Transitions in Democracy --<br/>Objectives --<br/>2011: A New Democratic Wave? --<br/>Diffusion of Democratic Ideals --<br/>The Changing Meanings of Democracy --<br/>Case Study: Deliberative Democracy in China --<br/>Deficits of Democracy --<br/>The Development of Democracy Around the World --<br/>The Long Road to Democracy in Latin America --<br/>Perspectives on Democracy in Asia and the Pacific --<br/>Sub-Saharan Africa: A Mixed Record --<br/>Nations in Transition: Eastern Europe and West/Central Asia --<br/>North Africa and Arab League Nations --<br/>Summary --<br/>Questions, Investigations, and Resources --<br/>ch. Nine Globalizing Culture: Change and Continuity --<br/>Objectives --<br/>Meaning in the Global Age --<br/>Contents note continued: Who Puts Italian in Italian Food? --<br/>Creating and Negotiating Culture in Interaction --<br/>Anomie and Globalization --<br/>Flows of Cultural Diffusion --<br/>Conversion and Divergence in Globalization --<br/>Global Forms and Local Content --<br/>Sources of Diversity in Globalization --<br/>Case Study: Selling Soaps in Egypt --<br/>Global Culture: Compromise and Clash --<br/>Rationalization and Alienation --<br/>Consumerism --<br/>Individualism --<br/>The Demise of Americanization --<br/>Case Study: Popular Art: "What's Burmese About Burmese Rap?" --<br/>Cultural Flows Emerging From Global Life --<br/>Interconnectivity --<br/>Imagining Mobility --<br/>Security --<br/>Humanity and Human Rights --<br/>Multiculturalism and Cosmopolitanism --<br/>Summary: Reorienting The Global Field --<br/>Questions, Investigations, and Resources --<br/>ch. Ten Globalization and Everyday Life --<br/>Objectives --<br/>The Role of Institutions in Social Life --<br/>Globalization and Institutional Reform --<br/>The Take-Off Phase and Challenges of Rationalization --<br/>Contents note continued: The Contemporary Period and the Rejection of Hyper-Rationality --<br/>Education --<br/>The Evolution of Universal Education --<br/>The Status of Education Globally --<br/>Rational Models of Education --<br/>Education and National Identity --<br/>Global Patterns of Health and HealthCare --<br/>The Quality, of Health --<br/>Epidemics and Pandemics --<br/>The Rationalization of HealthCare --<br/>Reforming Medicine and Reviving Traditional Practices --<br/>The Global Health Community --<br/>Sports --<br/>Rationalization and Standardization of Sports --<br/>Internationalizing Sports --<br/>Global Migration of Sports Labor --<br/>Sports and the Particular: Identity --<br/>Sports as Big Business --<br/>Extreme Sports --<br/>Summary --<br/>Questions, Investigations, and Resources --<br/>ch. Eleven Religion: Conflict and Compromise --<br/>Objectives --<br/>Religious Issues in the Take-Off Phase, 1870-1920 --<br/>Modernizing Religion: Reconciling With Science, Secularization, and Social Problems --<br/>Reaching Out to Other Faiths: Ecumenism --<br/>Contents note continued: An Early Universalistic Innovation: The Spirituality Movement --<br/>The Fundamentalist Response --<br/>The Take-Off Phase of Globalization and Colonization of Africa --<br/>Case Study: The Mourimi Movement --<br/>Resolving the Take-Off Phase --<br/>The Contemporary Phase, 1960s-Present --<br/>Reviving the World Religions: The Liberal Responses --<br/>The Fundamentalist Response --<br/>Case Study: Reviving an Ancient Tradition, Vodun in the 21st Century --<br/>Cults and the New Religious Movements --<br/>Religion and Freedom: The Right to Religion --<br/>Summary --<br/>Questions, Investigations, and Resources --<br/>ch. Twelve Transborder Threats to Human Well-Being: Inequality and Migration --<br/>Objectives --<br/>Risk and Uncertainty --<br/>Inequality: The Global Pyramid --<br/>Global Inequality: Income and Wealth --<br/>Childhood Poverty --<br/>Case Studies to Alleviate Poverty --<br/>Strategies for Bottom of the Pyramid (BOP) --<br/>Partnering Global Capital and the BOP --<br/>Microloans --<br/>Patient Capitalism --<br/>Migration --<br/>Refugees --<br/>Contents note continued: Internally Displaced Persons --<br/>Brain Drain and Brain Gain --<br/>Destabilization --<br/>Responding to Risks --<br/>Summary --<br/>Questions, Investigations, and Resources --<br/>ch. Thirteen Transborder Threats to Human Well-Being: Violent Conflict and Crime --<br/>Objectives --<br/>The Challenge of Violent Conflict --<br/>Globalization and the Roots of Violent Conflict --<br/>Women and Children in War --<br/>Terrorism --<br/>Sanctions, Strikes, and Rogue States --<br/>Peacemaking and Peace Building --<br/>Building Peace --<br/>Transnational Organized Crime (TOC) --<br/>Human Trafficking --<br/>Drug Trafficking --<br/>Cybercrime Grows Up --<br/>Responding to Risks --<br/>Global Aid for Global Security --<br/>Combating Transnational Crime --<br/>Questions, Investigations, and Resources --<br/>ch. Fourteen Transborder Threats to Human Well-Being: Food and the Environment --<br/>Objectives --<br/>A World of Contrast: Starving on a Planet of Plenty --<br/>The Food Regime: Food Markets and Food Policy --<br/>The Development of Specialized Niches --<br/>Contents note continued: Revolutions in Agriculture --<br/>The Green Revolution --<br/>Unintended Consequences of the Green Revolution --<br/>After the Green Revolution --<br/>The Global Food Crisis of 2008 --<br/>The Livestock Revolution --<br/>A New Revolution? Countervailing Trends --<br/>The Global Horticultural Revolution --<br/>Africa: The New Green Revolution and Sustainability --<br/>Threats to the Natural Environment --<br/>Water Issues --<br/>Issues on Land --<br/>Climate Change --<br/>Traditional Knowledge and Environmental Health --<br/>Summary: Risk and the Global Field --<br/>Questions, Investigations, and Resources --<br/>ch. Fifteen Global Trajectories: The City --<br/>Objectives --<br/>The Nature of Cities --<br/>Ancient Cities --<br/>The Industrial City --<br/>Contemporary Cities --<br/>Global Cities --<br/>Mega Cities --<br/>Case Study: Growth of Middle Cities in China --<br/>Creative Cities --<br/>Cities and the Quality of Life --<br/>More Than Just a Slum --<br/>Innovative Approaches to City Life --<br/>Putting Globalization to Work: The Mega-Cities Project --<br/>Contents note continued: Rebuilding Cities for the Poor --<br/>The Charter City --<br/>Summary --<br/>Questions, Investigations, and Resources. |
| 520 ## - SUMMARY, ETC. |
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Globalization: Prospects and Problems, by JoAnn Chirico, provides a comprehensive and enlightening overview of globalization issues and topics. Emphasizing the theory and methods that social scientists employ to study globalization, the text reveals how macro globalization processes impact individual lives -- from the spread of scientific discourse to which jobs are more or less likely to be offshored. The author presents a clear image of "the big globalization picture" by skillfully exploring, piece by piece, a myriad of globalization topics, debates, theories, and empirical data. Compelling chapters on theory, global civil society, democracy, cities, religion, institutions (sports, education, and health care), along with three chapters on global challenges, help readers develop a broad understanding of key topics and issues. Throughout the text, the author encourages readers to relate their personal experiences to globalization processes, allowing for a more meaningful and relevant learning experience. -- Provided by publisher. |
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