Titlebook: Demystifying Globalization; Colin Hay (Senior Lecturer),David Marsh (Professor Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publi

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Globalization and Its ‘Other(s)’: Three ‘New Kinds of Orientalism’ and the Political Economy of Trance the 1980s. This approach reveals a complex remaking of trans-border identities at the regional and national, as well as firm, levels. A key role here is played by the positing of different types of ‘other’ in and through three ‘new kinds of orientalism’.

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In But Not Of the World? Japan, Globalization and the ‘End of History’ ‘world’ has been a problematic category for Japan. Through defeat (and the American use of the ‘A’ Bomb), postwar poverty, the 1960s policy of the ‘Doubling of National Income’, to today’s economic dominance, Japan has struggled with its role in the international systems of economic, political and

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Globalization and European Integrationlobalist critics of integration depict this reaction as an inevitable consequence of ‘politics’, but one which is ultimately doomed to failure. Some social democrats develop a variant of this argument according to which the autonomy lost at the national level can be partially regained by action at a

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Antonio Páez,Geneviève Boisjolylobalist critics of integration depict this reaction as an inevitable consequence of ‘politics’, but one which is ultimately doomed to failure. Some social democrats develop a variant of this argument according to which the autonomy lost at the national level can be partially regained by action at a

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