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Southern Africa in world politics

Janice Love

2005

Globalization and America since 1945

D. Clayton Brown

2003

Jobs and incomes in a globalizing world

Ajit Kumar Ghose

2003

Food security

Bryan McDonald

2010

Globalization and its discontents

Joseph E. Stiglitz

2002 ★ 3.6

It's Only Business

Meera Mitra

2007

International Business

Ricky W. Griffin

1999

GLOBALIZING RIGHTS: THE OXFORD AMNESTY LECTURES 1999; ED. BY MATTHEW J. GIBNEY

Matthew J. Gibney

2003

The new public finance

Inge Kaul, Pedro Conceição, Pedro Conceicao

2005

Global matters

Paul Jay

2010

Media and Sovereignty

Monroe E. Price

2002

Public spending in the 20th century

Vito Tanzi, Ludger Schuknecht

2000

Global Community

Akira Iriye

2004

Globalisation, educational transformation and societies in transition

Michael Crossley, David Johnson

2000

Globalization and the New Regionalism

Stefan A. Schirm

2002

The New Imperialism

Robert Biel

2000

What do we know about globalization?

Guillermo de la Dehesa

2007

Islam, Globalization and Postmodernity

Hastings Donnan, Akbar S. Ahmed

1994

Vallas Y Ventanas

Naomi Klein

2002

Tangled Routes

Deborah Barndt

2002

In Defense of Globalization

Jagdish Bhagwati

2004

Transnational transcendance

Thomas J. Csordas

2009

Organising labour in globalising Asia

Brown, Andrew

2001

From Outrage to Courage

Anne Firth Murray

2008

Cities in a world economy

Saskia Sassen

1994

Globalization and decentralization

Deil Spencer Wright, Jong S. Jun

1996

Building wealth

Lester C. Thurow

1999

East Asia and the international system

Charles E. Morrison, Wendy K. Dobson, Hisashi Owada et al.

2001

Globalizations and social movements

Michael D. Kennedy, Mayer N. Zald

2000

International Political Economy

Thomas Oatley

2003

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