Foreword | |
Acknowledgments | |
A Timeline of Developmentalism and Globalism | |
PREFACE: Development and the Global Marketplace | |
What is the World Coming To? | |
The Global Marketplace | |
The Social Web of the Global Market | |
Case Study: The Hamburger Connection | |
Dimensions of Social Change in the Global Marketplace | |
Development, Globalization and Imperial Projects | |
The Social Web of the Global Market | |
Case Study: The Hamburger Connection | |
Dimensions of Social Change in the Global Marketplace | |
Development, Globalization and Imperial Projects | |
PART I: THE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (LATE 1940s TO EARLY 1970s) | |
CHAPTER 1: Instituting the Development Project | |
Introduction | |
Colonialism | |
Decolonization | |
Colonial Liberation | |
Case Study: The Tensions and Lessons of Indian Nationalist Revolt | |
Decolonization and Development | |
Postwar Decolonization and the Rise of the Third World | |
Ingredients of the Development Project | |
Case Study: Blaming the Victim? Colonial Legacies and State Deformation in Africa | |
Case Study: Development as Internal Colonialism, in Ladakh | |
The Development Project Framed | |
Case Study: National Development and the Building Blocs of the Global Economy | |
Economic Nationalism | |
Summary | |
CHAPTER 2: The Development Project: International Dimensions | |
The International Framework | |
The International Framework | |
Remaking the International Division of Labor | |
Case Study: South Korea in the Changing International Division of Labor | |
The Postwar Food Order | |
Remaking Third World Agricultures | |
Case Study: Food and Class Relations | |
Case Study: What Produces a Development Mentality? | |
Summary | |
PART IIFROM NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT TO GLOBALIZATION | |
CHAPTER 3: The Global Economy Reborn | |
Divergent Developments | |
Case Study: The NICs: An Exception that Disproved the Rules? | |
Third World Industrialization in Context | |
Case Study: The World Factory in China | |
Case Study: The World Car: From Ford and Mitsubishi | |
Case Study: Gendering the Global Labor Force | |
Case Study: Global Subcontracting in Saipan | |
Case Study: High Heels and High Tech in Global Barbados | |
Case Study: The Corporatization of World Markets | |
Global Agribusiness | |
Case Study: Agribusiness Brings You the World Steer | |
Case Study: The Global Labor Force and the Link Between Food Security/Food Insecurity | |
Global Sourcing and Regionalism | |
Case Study: Regional Strategy of a Southern Transnational Corporation | |
Summary | |
CHAPTER 4: Demise of the Third World | |
The Empire of Containment and the Political Decline of the Third World | |
Financial Globalization | |
Case Study: Containment and Corruption | |
The Debt Regime | |
Case Study: Debt Regime Politics: Debt Collection as Development? | |
Case Study: The IMF Food Riots: Citizens vs. Structural Adjustment | |
Global Governance | |
Case Study: Turning the Dominican Republic Inside Out? | |
Case Study: Tanzanian Civil Society Absorbs Structural Adjustment | |
Summary | |
PART IIITHE GLOBALIZATION PROJECT (1980s - ) | |
CHAPTER 5: Implementing Globalization as a Project | |
The Globalization Project | |
Case Study: Incorporating the Second World into the Globalization Project | |
Case Study: Chile-The Original Model of Economic Liberalization | |
Case Study: Mini-Dragon Singapore Constructs Comparative Advantage | |
Global Governance | |
Case Study: Mexican Sovereignty Exposed: From Above and Below | |
Case Study: Global Comparative Disadvantage: The End of Farming as we Know it? | |
Case Study: Corporate Property Rights in India | |
Case Study: Unequal Construction of Knowledge's and the Question of Biodiversity Protection | |
Case Study: Leasing the Rain: Privatizing the Social Contract in Bolivia | |
Case Study: NAFTA: Regional Economic Success, Social Failure? | |
The Globalization Project as a Utopia | |
Summary | |
CHAPTER 6: The Globalization Project: Disharmonies | |
Displacement | |
Case Study: Neoliberalism and Food Insecurity | |
Case Study: Trafficking in Women: the Global Sex Industry vs. Human Rights | |
Case Study: Multiculturalism and its Contradictions | |
Informal Activity | |
Case Study: Informalization vs. the African State: the Other Side of "Globalization" | |
Case Study: The Global AIDS Crisis | |
Legitimacy Crisis and Neo-Liberalism | |
Case Study: Identity Politics and the Fracturing and Underdevelopment of Nigeria | |
Financial Crisis | |
Case Study: Financial Crisis Released Indonesian Democratic Forces | |
Case Study: South Korea in Crisis: Running Down the Showcase | |
Summary | |
PART IVRETHINKING DEVELOPMENT | |
CHAPTER 7: Global Development and its Counter-movements | |
Fundamentalism | |
Case Study: Modernity's Fundamentalisms | |
Environmentalism | |
Case Study: Deforestation Under the Globalization Project, Post-Earth Summit | |
Case Study: Managing the Global Commons: the GEF and Nicaraguan Biosphere Reserves | |
Case Study: Chico Mendes, Brazilian Environmentalist by Default | |
Case Study: Local Environmental Managers in Ghana | |
Feminism | |
Case Study: Human Rights Versus Cultural Rights: the Ritual of Female Genital Mutilation | |
Cosmopolitan Activism | |
Case Study: Andean Counter-Development, or "Cultural Affirmation" | |
Case Study: The New Labor Cosmopolitanism: Social Movement Unionism | |
Food Sovereignty Movements | |
Case Study: The Case for Fair Trade | |
Summary | |
CHAPTER 8: Whither Development? | |
Legacies of the Development Project | |
Case Study: Water, Water, Everywhere - Unless it Becomes a Commodity | |
Rethinking Development | |
Case Study: Global Meets Local: the Micro-Credit Business | |
Case Study: Argentina's Turn to Cry | |
Conclusion | |
Endnotes | |
References | |
Glossary/Index |
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