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Ideologies of Globalization: Contending Visions of a New World Order (Routledge/Ripe Studies in Global Political Economy)

Ideologies of Globalization: Contending Visions of a New World Order (Routledge/Ripe Studies in Global Political Economy)

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: How We Got Here/What We Have Here/Where Shall We Go
Review: So your interested in globalization? Well, this book takes a look at it through the lenses of the American far-left (Cavanagh, Wallach)AND the far-right (Buchanan, Perot).

How do these ideologies merge? Well, they don't, but the book does examine how they arise from American ideologies of yesteryear. And that is really the book's strong point. How are American cultural beliefs exceptionalism, Fordism, Keynesianism, nationalism, racism, and conservatism coping with the "New World Order."

And if your interested the left or right's critiques of globalization, check the 'net. globalexchange and public citizen maintain fine sights, and I bet there are some from the right's perspective as well.

looking for a text on globalization? check out held et al's "Global Transformations"

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: How We Got Here/What We Have Here/Where Shall We Go
Review: So your interested in globalization? Well, this book takes a look at it through the lenses of the American far-left (Cavanagh, Wallach)AND the far-right (Buchanan, Perot).

How do these ideologies merge? Well, they don't, but the book does examine how they arise from American ideologies of yesteryear. And that is really the book's strong point. How are American cultural beliefs exceptionalism, Fordism, Keynesianism, nationalism, racism, and conservatism coping with the "New World Order."

And if your interested the left or right's critiques of globalization, check the 'net. globalexchange and public citizen maintain fine sights, and I bet there are some from the right's perspective as well.

looking for a text on globalization? check out held et al's "Global Transformations"


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