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Beyond Sovereignty and the State of Nature: Metaphorical Readings of Global Orderrtend not so much the end of the state as an institution of everyday politics, but the need to subvert normative frameworks that root political life and authority within the confines of the territorial state. There is a sense that political life has gone ‘global’ and, thus, so must go political theory.

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Introduction: Mirrors, Magicians and Mutinies of Globalizationth the US holding the instruments of power in the aftermath of the attacks of 11 September 2001, but often is more broadly associated with a general process of homogenization into Western culture and capitalism (Barber, 1995; Berger and Dore, 1996; Hardt and Negri 2000, 2004; Balakrishnan, 2003; Fer

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Do Metaphors of Globalization Destroy the Public Service?. The result is that we are increasingly unsure about what the public sector should do, can do, or whether it even has a right to exist. This has prompted some to speculate that we are witnessing the destruction of the public sector.

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In Paradise: Metaphors of Money-Laundering Brighten up the Dark Side of Globalizationth criminals using sophisticated electronic banking techniques and taking advantage of the difficulties of following cross-border money flows. In fact, keeping up with frequent innovations in criminal techniques is a constant concern for law enforcement specialists. For the non-specialist it is almo

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Where is ‘The Fork in the Road’? Over the Horizon! An Inquiry into the Failure of UN Reformciated with mutiny. In this chapter a prominent use of an inappropriate metaphor for UN reform will be examined, and discarded as a cracked mirror, so to speak. In its place will be proposed an alternative metaphor that is part magic, part mutiny and part medication.

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