Titlebook: Globalization and Utopia; Critical Essays Patrick Hayden,Chamsy el-Ojeili Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Introduction: Reflections on the Demise and Renewal of Utopia in a Global Agend, thirdly, it involves thinking and acting so as to prevent the foreclosure of political possibilities in the present and future. The perspective adopted in this book is that the question of how to anticipate and imagine communities that ‘do not yet exist’ animates many critical socio-political engagements with contemporary globalization.

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Introduction: Reflections on the Demise and Renewal of Utopia in a Global Aget which does not yet exist’ (Deleuze, 1994, p. 147)? This question lies at the heart of utopianism. To be utopian, we suggest, is the stuff of politics, and it first involves subjecting the politics of the present to critique. Secondly, it involves imagining human communities that do not yet exist a

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Globalization, Reflexive Utopianism, and the Cosmopolitan Social Imaginary1991, p. 1). But utopia is more than an alternative society. More importantly, as Ernst Bloch recognized, utopia conveys a powerful impulse or drive that is simultaneously critical of present sociopolitical realities and anticipatory of positive alternative futures. It is a basic human aspiration, t

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Postsecularism: A New Global Debate fully understand the process of globalization, and as part of that process, many now think that the social sciences must be vigorously ‘provincialized’. Their public purpose and their typical categories must strenuously be re-examined in the light of ‘multiple modernities’ and ‘plural knowledges’.