Predatory Globalization: A Critique

Richard A. Falk
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Predatory Globalization: A Critique

Richard A. Falk
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  • Published date: Oct 25, 1999
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 232
  • Publisher: Polity Press
  • ISBN: 9780745609362
  • Dimensions: 6.019685039" W x 0.559055118" L x 9.019685039" H
'This beautifully written book, drawing on a rich experience of scholarship and engagement, offers us a new language with which to comprehend the uncharted terrain of the contemporary world. Terms like "predatory globalization" or "normative democracy" among others brilliantly encapsulate some of the key issues of our time - the current ways of human suffering as well as the new hopes for human emancipation.' Mary Kaldor, Global Civil Society Programme, London School of Economics


'Falk's Predatory Globalization is a most insightful turn-of-the-century intellectual contribution. It defines clearly the humane underpinnings of a vibrant world community that allows and encourages much needed ideological mobility and cross-fertilization. Anticipating the 21st century trends, Falk proves once again he is at the vanguard of raising our collective consciousness.' Clovis Maksoud, Director, Center for the Global South, American University

This is a very well written and refreshing text focusing on a realistic analysis of the most pressing issues, and the focus on normative aspects of international relations theory away from a world of pretence realism is very much welcome.' The Ethics Conflict Research Digest

'A welcome contribution to the voluminous literature on globalization.' The Journal of Politics

Richard Falk is Albert G. Milbank Professor of International Law and Practice at Princeton University.

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