By understanding the historical and structural limits of'globalist ideology'we can escape the
tyranny of globalism. The alternatives grow out of the experiences emerging from the failures …

The rise of globalism is intimately related to the growth of class conflict and the squeeze of
profits during the limited globalisation period associated with the'welfare state'. The crisis of …

Only a few years ago, capitalist development was analysed in terms of nationally based
strategies such as Thatcherism or Reaganism. Their successors in office have not been …

Globalisation: A Stock-Taking Page 1 PERSPECTIVES Globalisation: A Stock-Taking Manu
Shroff The implications of globalisation for national and international policies are far-reaching …

The theorists of globalisation are in disarray. For a decade they argued that the world
economy had changed fundamentally. They described a system integrated by the market …

This article calls for a different perspective on globalisation than hitherto deployed in the
literature, and argues that globalisation must be seen as a renewal of the 19” century phase …

? Irwin L. Kellner, chief economist, Chase Regional Bank... the [World] bank has managed to
make its own view of the world appear the norm. We think its real success has been not so …

'Pillagers of the world, they have exhausted the land by their indiscriminate plunder... A rich
enemy excites their cupidity, a poor one, their lust for power. East and West alike have failed …

According to Albrow, globalisation represents" the most significant development and theme
in contemporary life and social theory to emerge since the collapse of Marxist systems". 1 …

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 …