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The Bush Agenda

Antonia Juhasz

2006

Western political thought in dialogue with Asia

Cary J. Nederman, Takashi Shōgimen

2008

Globalization and media

Jack Lule

2011

Virtual migration

A. Aneesh

2006

Antinomies of art and culture

Okwui Enwezor, Terry Smith, Nancy Condee

2008

Globalising the regional, regionalising the global

Rick Fawn

2009

Why your world is about to get a whole lot smaller

Jeff Rubin

2009 ★ 3.3

Theories of war and peace

Owen R. Cote, Steven E. Miller, Sean M. Lynn-Jones et al.

1998

Globalization

Marcelo M. Suárez-Orozco

2004

Economic Citizens

Christine So

2007

Caught in the middle

Demetrios G. Papademetriou, Deborah Waller Meyers

2001

Rankings and the reshaping of higher education

Ellen Hazelkorn

2011

Financial Globalization

International Monetary Fund.

2007

Economics of agricultural development

George W. Norton

2010

My vision of Europe and globalization

Lionel Jospin

2002

The world is curved

David M. Smick

2008

Protest and organization in the alternative globalization era

Heather Gautney, H. Gautney

2010

The contemporary Giddens

David Jary, Christopher G. A Bryant

2001

The taste of many mountains

Bruce Wydick

2014

The Global Third Way Debate

Anthony Giddens

2001

Global Ethics

Heather Widdows

2014

Globalization and American popular culture

Lane Crothers

2012

Globalization and labor conditions

Robert J. Flanagan

2006

Backwaters of Global Prosperity

Caf Dowlah

2004

Escaping the resource curse

Joseph E. Stiglitz, Macartan Humphreys

2007

Environmental justice

John Byrne, Cecilia Martinez, Leigh Glover

2002

Changing contours of work

Stephen A. Sweet

2013

People first economics

Vanessa Baird, David Ransom

2009

Globalization and Literature Themes in TwentiethCentury Literature and Culture

Suman Gupta

2009

Fear's Empire

Benjamin Barber

2003

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