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Theology That Matters

Darby Kathleen Ray

2006

Globalisation, educational transformation and societies in transition

Michael Crossley, David Johnson

2000

Globalization and the New Regionalism

Stefan A. Schirm

2002

100 ways America is screwing up the world

John Tirman

2006

What do we know about globalization?

Guillermo de la Dehesa

2007

Battle of symbols: global dynamics of advertising, entertainment und media

John Fraim

Worlds apart

Branko Milanović

2005

Transforming Power

Judy Rebick

2009

Global Democracy

Didier Jacobs

2007

Global HR competencies

David Ulrich

2013

International perspectives on social work

Kathleen Manion, Mary Carlsen, Karen Lyons

2006

Global Strategic Management

Philippe Lasserre

2002

Tangled Routes

Deborah Barndt

2002

Global development and human security

Robert Picciotto, Michael Clarke

2006

Organising labour in globalising Asia

Brown, Andrew

2001

Globalisation, markets, and healthcare policy

Jonathan Q. Tritter

2009

Paradigm wars

Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, Jerry Mander

2006

The economic geography reader

J. R. Bryson

1999

Pop internationalism

Paul R. Krugman

1996 ★ 3.8

Globalizations and social movements

Michael D. Kennedy, Mayer N. Zald

2000

The Third Way and Its Critics

Anthony Giddens

2000

When words deny the world

Stephen Henighan

2002

Understanding Globalization

Robert K. Schaeffer

1997

Workers Without Frontiers

Peter Stalker

1999

The Roaring Nineties

Joseph E. Stiglitz

2002

Sustainable development

Susan Baker

2006

Borderlands

Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly

2007

Dignity of Difference

Jonathan Sacks

2003

Weltwirtschaft

Horst Siebert

1999

The end of globalization

Alan M. Rugman

2000

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