A New Decade of the Global Age, 1996-2006
... change, of a rupture not just with an earlier epoch but with the old modern temporal rank ordering of cultures that saw some as “advanced” and others as “undeveloped,” an ideological outlook that Wolf Schäfer (1994) termed “contemporary non-contemporaneity” (gleichzeitige Ungleichzeitigkeit). He arg ...
... change, of a rupture not just with an earlier epoch but with the old modern temporal rank ordering of cultures that saw some as “advanced” and others as “undeveloped,” an ideological outlook that Wolf Schäfer (1994) termed “contemporary non-contemporaneity” (gleichzeitige Ungleichzeitigkeit). He arg ...
Lecture 1 090904 - Michigan State University
... rhetoric often suggests) would be a serious and costly error, in the same way that any European resistance to Eastern influence would have been at the beginning of the last millennium. Of course, there are issues related to globalization that do connect with imperialism (the history of conquests, co ...
... rhetoric often suggests) would be a serious and costly error, in the same way that any European resistance to Eastern influence would have been at the beginning of the last millennium. Of course, there are issues related to globalization that do connect with imperialism (the history of conquests, co ...
citizenship questions and environmental crisis in the niger delta
... Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria ...
... Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria ...
Articles Special Issue EU Citizenship: Twenty Years On Dimensions
... Citizenship is a key mechanism for inclusion and exclusion, distinguishing insiders from outsiders. Values are embedded in the design of this social “gate”; these values need to be debunked. Unsurprisingly, citizenship has attracted growing attention and is destined to become increasingly decisive a ...
... Citizenship is a key mechanism for inclusion and exclusion, distinguishing insiders from outsiders. Values are embedded in the design of this social “gate”; these values need to be debunked. Unsurprisingly, citizenship has attracted growing attention and is destined to become increasingly decisive a ...
Are Global Movements Necessary to Pursue a Great
... assumption of industrial workers comprising a privileged “historical subject.” To the contrary, Polanyi insists (2001[1944]:163) that the success of any class or social group in playing a role in movements for social protection “is determined by the breadth and variety of the interests, other than i ...
... assumption of industrial workers comprising a privileged “historical subject.” To the contrary, Polanyi insists (2001[1944]:163) that the success of any class or social group in playing a role in movements for social protection “is determined by the breadth and variety of the interests, other than i ...
Microsoft Word - UWE Research Repository
... ‘uprootedness’, then transnational migration contributes to it. However, this is in itself not very interesting, as merely based on a tautology. Moreover, it needs to be acknowledged that transnational communities have also led to dents in national-based solidarity as the newcomers are resented for ...
... ‘uprootedness’, then transnational migration contributes to it. However, this is in itself not very interesting, as merely based on a tautology. Moreover, it needs to be acknowledged that transnational communities have also led to dents in national-based solidarity as the newcomers are resented for ...
Globalization
... ANSWER 2: Persons who believe in this view, and the firms that they work for, may find that they do not achieve their full potential (at best) and may ultimately fail because of their myopia. As barriers to trade decrease and state of the art technological developments take place throughout the worl ...
... ANSWER 2: Persons who believe in this view, and the firms that they work for, may find that they do not achieve their full potential (at best) and may ultimately fail because of their myopia. As barriers to trade decrease and state of the art technological developments take place throughout the worl ...
Global Marketing Strategies and Implications for US Based Firms
... findings that it is important to determine the level of standardization at the creation and executive level, which will thereby create a framework for determining the components of the global strategy (1994). According to the research of Zou and Cavusgil (2002), configuration and integration strateg ...
... findings that it is important to determine the level of standardization at the creation and executive level, which will thereby create a framework for determining the components of the global strategy (1994). According to the research of Zou and Cavusgil (2002), configuration and integration strateg ...
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Dragona-Monachou[1]
... philosophical pluralism. As distinguished by Nigel Dower (Journal of Global Ethics 1/1/2005: 26) global ethics is considered as a “systematic reflective enquiry into the nature, content, justification and application of a global ethic and the comparison of different global ethics” as well as the jus ...
... philosophical pluralism. As distinguished by Nigel Dower (Journal of Global Ethics 1/1/2005: 26) global ethics is considered as a “systematic reflective enquiry into the nature, content, justification and application of a global ethic and the comparison of different global ethics” as well as the jus ...
Making Sense of the Great Divergence. The Limits and Challenges
... capital accumulation, trade, conquest, institutions, legislation, culture and religion, state actions, science and technology (Vries, 2013; see also Daly, 2015). He stresses that none of the factors he studied can act as the one and only cause of the Great Divergence. There are just too many differe ...
... capital accumulation, trade, conquest, institutions, legislation, culture and religion, state actions, science and technology (Vries, 2013; see also Daly, 2015). He stresses that none of the factors he studied can act as the one and only cause of the Great Divergence. There are just too many differe ...
Market‐Led Globalization and World Democracy
... put in its place, we are extremely perplexed’. John Maynard Keynes (1933). ...
... put in its place, we are extremely perplexed’. John Maynard Keynes (1933). ...
global terrorism and its impacts on national security
... Hezbollah “transformed itself from a radical, clandestine militia to a moderate, mainstream political party with a resistance wing…” in order to achieve its shortterm aspirations of winning the Lebanese public support and liberating South Lebanon from Israeli occupation.11 In that sense, Hezbollah a ...
... Hezbollah “transformed itself from a radical, clandestine militia to a moderate, mainstream political party with a resistance wing…” in order to achieve its shortterm aspirations of winning the Lebanese public support and liberating South Lebanon from Israeli occupation.11 In that sense, Hezbollah a ...
Globalization, Boundaries and Territoriality
... – Refers to the emergence of a global culture that tends to flatten out cultural differences between nations due to the global flow of particular products. – Emergence of new non-state actors ...
... – Refers to the emergence of a global culture that tends to flatten out cultural differences between nations due to the global flow of particular products. – Emergence of new non-state actors ...
Course Syllabus JGI216H1S - u of t geography
... This course is focused on the impacts that global flows of ideas, culture, people, goods, and capital have on cities throughout the globe. I have organized the course around 5 central types of ci ...
... This course is focused on the impacts that global flows of ideas, culture, people, goods, and capital have on cities throughout the globe. I have organized the course around 5 central types of ci ...
The Transnational Significance of the American Civil War. A - H-Net
... ical connections between anti-slavery, anti-racist, and plebian radical actors on both sides of the Atlantic. ANFriday morning’s proceedings began with HART- DRE FLECHE (Castleton), meanwhile, returned the disMUT KEIL (Leipzig) and ALISON EFFORD (Milwaukee) cussion to the global confidence of conser ...
... ical connections between anti-slavery, anti-racist, and plebian radical actors on both sides of the Atlantic. ANFriday morning’s proceedings began with HART- DRE FLECHE (Castleton), meanwhile, returned the disMUT KEIL (Leipzig) and ALISON EFFORD (Milwaukee) cussion to the global confidence of conser ...
World History and Geography - Detroit Public Safety Academy
... transformations affect societal structures in early history and set the foundation for expanding networks of exchange? How might three (world, inter regional, and regional) perspectives of world events help us better understand the past? What role did geography play in the development of early c ...
... transformations affect societal structures in early history and set the foundation for expanding networks of exchange? How might three (world, inter regional, and regional) perspectives of world events help us better understand the past? What role did geography play in the development of early c ...
Shirley-paper - Department of Mathematics
... Probably the easiest way of using ethnomathematics to emphasize a global viewpoint is simply to show examples of mathematical thinking from other cultures. This might be as trivial as demonstrating alternative algorithms as taught in other countries. Subtraction and long division algorithms, while f ...
... Probably the easiest way of using ethnomathematics to emphasize a global viewpoint is simply to show examples of mathematical thinking from other cultures. This might be as trivial as demonstrating alternative algorithms as taught in other countries. Subtraction and long division algorithms, while f ...
Министерство
... 11. UN as a Global Institution 12. The Bretton Woods system of monetary management Global Instruments 13. Military-Political Organizations and Blocs as International Actors (cases of NATO and CSTO) 14. Private Military and Security Companies as International Actors 15. The Rule of Law in Global Poli ...
... 11. UN as a Global Institution 12. The Bretton Woods system of monetary management Global Instruments 13. Military-Political Organizations and Blocs as International Actors (cases of NATO and CSTO) 14. Private Military and Security Companies as International Actors 15. The Rule of Law in Global Poli ...
Review of Fareed Zakaria, The Post
... inevitable, the credit crunch in the United States has sparked recessions in economies across the world. Second, when President Obama launched into his widely-anticipated speech at the American University in Cairo, the world watched with bated breath, dissecting each and every word as if the fate of ...
... inevitable, the credit crunch in the United States has sparked recessions in economies across the world. Second, when President Obama launched into his widely-anticipated speech at the American University in Cairo, the world watched with bated breath, dissecting each and every word as if the fate of ...
Perelman Centre
... From 18 to 22 May 2015, the Perelman Centre will run the first edition of the Brussels Global Law Week. After the New York Global Law Week (2011) and the London Global Law Summit held in February 2015, the capital of Europe is ready to launch its own forum on the globalization of law. Reuniting theo ...
... From 18 to 22 May 2015, the Perelman Centre will run the first edition of the Brussels Global Law Week. After the New York Global Law Week (2011) and the London Global Law Summit held in February 2015, the capital of Europe is ready to launch its own forum on the globalization of law. Reuniting theo ...
The global inside the national
... needs to address aspects of globalization and the state which are lost in dualized accounts. While there are indeed many components of each the national and the global that are mutually exclusive, there is a growing, often specific set of components that are not. We see this, for instance, in critic ...
... needs to address aspects of globalization and the state which are lost in dualized accounts. While there are indeed many components of each the national and the global that are mutually exclusive, there is a growing, often specific set of components that are not. We see this, for instance, in critic ...
COSMOPOLITANISM - Amsterdam Law Forum
... cosmopolitanism. First, legal cosmopolitanism is the ultimate global legal order in which persons enjoy universal equality before the law. Second, political cosmopolitanism involves the development of a global governance system that enforces cosmopolitan law universally. Third, economic cosmopolitan ...
... cosmopolitanism. First, legal cosmopolitanism is the ultimate global legal order in which persons enjoy universal equality before the law. Second, political cosmopolitanism involves the development of a global governance system that enforces cosmopolitan law universally. Third, economic cosmopolitan ...
01 RRIP 10-1 Sassen (JB/D)
... have largely been constructed in national terms in much, though by no means all, of the world. What makes these processes part of globalization even though localized in national, indeed subnational settings, is that they involve transboundary networks and formations connecting multiple local or ‘nat ...
... have largely been constructed in national terms in much, though by no means all, of the world. What makes these processes part of globalization even though localized in national, indeed subnational settings, is that they involve transboundary networks and formations connecting multiple local or ‘nat ...
Think Globally, Act Locally Environmental History as Global History
... than the sum of its parts, they cannot exist without interconnecting different spaces of observation, within a local, regional and inter-regional scale. Accepting this rationale implies, as consequence, that no historical phenomenon, even if on a worldwide and global scale, can be understood without ...
... than the sum of its parts, they cannot exist without interconnecting different spaces of observation, within a local, regional and inter-regional scale. Accepting this rationale implies, as consequence, that no historical phenomenon, even if on a worldwide and global scale, can be understood without ...
GLOBALIZATION Liquids, Flows and Structures
... better a very large number of interrelated processes. O Thinking about globalization in terms of processes (the fluids, gases, flows, etc.) gives it the kind of dynamism that we all know it has and that offers profound insights into it and the ways in which it works. ...
... better a very large number of interrelated processes. O Thinking about globalization in terms of processes (the fluids, gases, flows, etc.) gives it the kind of dynamism that we all know it has and that offers profound insights into it and the ways in which it works. ...