Titlebook: Democratizing Global Governance; E?ref Aksu (Research Associate),Joseph A. Camiller Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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The Political Economy of Globalization: the Old and the Newaps unintentionally, phrases like ‘the global village’, ‘the information society’ and ‘one world, ready or not!’ convey the impression that globalization is a massive historical and evolutionary process that is beyond human control. Some theorists see the mega-trends of globalization as unstoppable.

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The Asian Financial Crisis and IMF Intervention frequently follows a phase of strong economic expansion. The business cycle tends to exhaust itself in a last, desperate and self-destructive attempt to reach for higher levels of economic achievement. This speculative excess is what Kindleberger called ‘a(chǎn) mania’.. Each mania is followed by an hist

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The Role of Portfolio Investors in the Asian Financial Crisist and expand on the role of western portfolio investment and its contribution to the speculative mania which preceded the crisis. At present, most explanations of the 1997 East Asian crisis focus on either weaknesses in Asian financial structures (the so-called ‘crony capitalism-moral hazard’ explan