The purpose of this article is primarily to situate the rise of the idea of 'globalisation'in terms
of its broader intellectual context, with some emphasis on the relevance for 'development' …

The Guest Editors of this issue of New Political Economy invite us to'put the" P" back in to
political economy'. This exhortation poses two immediate questions. Who took it out? And …

A reading of globalization at the start of the twenty-first century needs to reconsider such
concepts as stateness, sovereignty, governance, efficiency, and social justice. I undertake …

The term'globalisation'has served as an arresting metaphor to provide explanation, meaning
and understanding of the nature of contemporary capitalism, though not all of the processes …

This paper has a simple theme: namely, that many of the major interpreters of neoliberal
globalisation are more influenced by their own–mostly deterministic–world views and …

In common with many other commentators, we start from the proposition that the
contemporary global market economy, established through neoliberal economic theory and …

In 1988, the American radical economist David Gordon published a paper in New Left
Review entitled 'The global economy: new edifice or crumbling foundations?'. 1 He argued …

Globalisation, with all of its uncertainties and inadequacies as a term, does usefully call
attention to a series of developments associated with the ongoing dynamic of economic …

This volume offers an original perspective on the questions the great economists have
asked and looks at their significance for todays world. Written in a provocative and …

The 10th anniversary is a significant marker in the history of this Centre, the more so since
both the study of political economy and the world it contemplates have been undergoing …