Titlebook: Revisiting the Global Imaginary; Theories, Ideologies Chris Hudson,Erin K. Wilson Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Blazing Scholarly Ground: From International Studies to Global Studiestion as practice. They conclude by stressing the need for global studies as an emerging transdisciplinary field to constructively engage with the mainstream’s resistance against epistemological innovation.

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Blazing Scholarly Ground: From International Studies to Global Studiesknowledge structure. They introduce four recurrent themes in his writing: identifying the limitations of disciplinary social science, conceptualizing transdisciplinarity, developing globalization research and global studies, and translating ideational constructs into action in the form of ‘justice g

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The Social Imaginary in Theory and Practiceer concept of the ‘spirit of the times,’ or ., which carries a lingering cosmological sense that such a spirit is also metaphysical. This essay traces the genealogy of the concept from Jacques Lacan to Charles Taylor. It lays out the case for the approach developed by Manfred Steger as a patterned c

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Global Studies: Contested Fields, One Domain? international contexts. Both claims were overwhelmed by the disciplinary transformations that came with the study of globalization from the 1980s. This chapter debates these drivers for global studies, outlining the struggle for primacy between state-centric and global approaches. It focuses on deb

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: Thinking on the Border of the Global/Apartheid Imaginaryd, as a paradigmatic story of globalization. The movie traces Rodriguez as exemplifying the ‘opening up’ of an isolated South Africa to the vast network of ideas, peoples, and money, namely a growing awareness of human interconnectivity that Steger terms ‘the global imaginary.’ This chapter, however

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