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9780804736251

Global Transformations

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  • ISBN13:

    9780804736251

  • ISBN10:

    0804736251

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-01-01
  • Publisher: Stanford Univ Pr
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Summary

This widely acclaimed book throws new light on the complex processes that are reshaping the contemporary world. All too often debates about globalization - and about whether it implies the end of the nation-state - have descended into polemics and confusion. Please visit the accompanying website at: http: //www.polity.co.uk/global

Table of Contents

List of Grids
xii
List of Figures and Maps
xiii
List of Tables
xv
List of Boxes
xvii
Preface xix
Acronyms and Abbreviations xxi
Introduction 1(413)
The Globalization Debate
2(8)
Sources of Contention in the Globalization Debate
10(4)
Rethinking Globalization: an Analytical Framework
14(7)
Determining the Shape of Contemporary Globalization
21(8)
The Book Ahead
29(3)
The Territorial State and Global Politics
32(55)
From Empires to Modern Nation-States
32(17)
Early state forms: the shifting extensity of political rule
33(2)
Early modern states: absolutism and the emergence of the interstate system
35(2)
The European `society of states'
37(2)
Changing forms of political globalization: infrastructures, velocity and stratification
39(6)
The modern nation-state and world order
45(4)
The Emergence of Global Politics
49(13)
The globalization of politics
49(3)
Internationalization and transnationalization: extensity, intensity and institutionalization
52(6)
Mediating global politics: developing infrastructures and the velocity of political interaction
58(4)
Multilayered Governance and the Diffusion of Political Authority
62(15)
The United Nations system
63(2)
The human rights regime
65(5)
From international to cosmopolitan law
70(4)
Regionalism: new layers of governance
74(3)
Historical Forms of Political Globalization: the Transformation of Political Community
77(5)
Differential National Enmeshment
82(3)
Conclusion: Political Globalization and Structural Impacts
85(2)
The Expanding Reach of Organized Violence
87(62)
Introduction
87(1)
What is Military Globalization?
88(1)
The Globalization of the War System: Geopolitics and the Evolution of a World Military Order
89(14)
The growing extensity of European military power: early expansion, 1492-1800
91(2)
The emergence of geopolitics: military infrastructures and the stratification of military power
93(2)
The age of global conflict, 1914--1990
95(4)
Disorganized geopolitics: regionalization and global security
99(4)
A Global Arms Dynamic?
103(20)
The early modern arms trade system: extensity, intensity and stratification
104(3)
The modern arms trade: the industrialization of warfare and the global arms market
107(4)
The contemporary arms trade: extensity, intensity and stratification
111(4)
The global diffusion of arms production capability: the early modern and modern eras
115(2)
Contemporary patterns of global arms production: extensity, intensity, stratification and institutionalization
117(6)
Emerging Forms of Geogovernance: Organized Violence
123(10)
Geogovernance of military power: international security regimes
124(6)
Geogovernance of military power: war and conflict
130(1)
Geogovernance of military power: the instruments of war
131(2)
Historical Forms of Military Globalization: a Comparison
133(4)
Contemporary Patterns of National Enmeshment in the World Military Order
137(6)
First tier: the US
139(2)
The second tier: Japan, the UK, France, Sweden and Germany
141(2)
Contemporary Military Globalization and its Political Consequences
143(6)
Decisional impacts: defence policy and military force
144(1)
Institutional impacts: national or cooperative security?
145(1)
Distributional impacts: defence procurement and production
146(1)
Structural impacts: from the national security state to `postmilitary' society?
147(2)
Global Trade, Global Markets
149(40)
Trade and Globalization
149(3)
Concepts
149(1)
Indicators
150(2)
Trade: From Antiquity to the Rise of the Nation-State
152(2)
From the Industrial Revolution to the Second World War: the Rise and Fall of World Trade
154(9)
International trade during the classical Gold Standard, 1870-1914
155(2)
The interwar years: the breakdown of world trade
157(4)
The economic impact of trade
161(2)
Trade globalization: from the Gold Standard era to the Great Depression
163(1)
The Rise of a Global Trading Order
163(13)
The development of global free trade
164(3)
The extensity of trade and the emergence of global markets
167(1)
The growing intensity of postwar trade
168(3)
Shifting patterns of trade stratification
171(4)
The infrastructure and institutionalization of global trade
175(1)
Historical Forms of Trade Globalization: the Transformation of Global Trade
176(1)
National Enmeshment in the Global Trading System
177(5)
The Impact of Global Trade Relations
182(5)
Decisional impacts: macroeconomic management
182(1)
Institutional impacts: trade politics and the welfare state
183(1)
Distributional impacts: labour
184(1)
Structural impacts: global competition, deindustrialization and shifting patterns of industrial production
185(2)
Conclusion: State Autonomy and Sovereignty
187(2)
Shifting Patterns of Global Finance
189(47)
Indicators of Financial Globalization and Financial Enmeshment
189(1)
The structure of the argument
190(1)
Early Patterns of Global Financial Activity
190(2)
The Classical Gold Standard Period: 1870-1914
192(6)
International capital: the extensity, intensity and stratification of financial flows
193(2)
International money: the operation of the classical Gold Standard
195(3)
Financial globalization during the classical Gold Standard era
198(1)
The Interwar Years: Global Monetary Disorder
198(1)
The Bretton Woods Era: the Reinvention of Global Finance
199(2)
The Shape of Contemporary Financial Globalization
201(19)
The intensity and diversity of global financial flows
202(8)
The extensity and stratification of the global financial system
210(3)
The infrastructure, institutionalization and organization of global finance
213(2)
Contemporary financial globalization: liberalization and evolving global financial markets
215(5)
Comparing Historical Forms of Financial Globalization
220(5)
Global Finance and National Enmeshment
225(2)
Economic Autonomy and Sovereignty in an Era of Global Finance
227(7)
Decisional impacts: macroeconomic policy
228(2)
Decisional impacts: managing exchange rates
230(2)
Institutional and distributional impacts: the welfare state
232(1)
Structural impacts: systemic risk and the shifting balance of financial power
233(1)
Conclusion
234(2)
Corporate Power and Global Production Networks
236(47)
MNCs and Global Production
236(2)
International Business before the Industrial Revolution
238(1)
International Production in the Industrial Age: Multinational Business Expansion, 1850-1939
239(3)
FDI and international business in the classical Gold Standard era: extensity, intensity and stratification
239(1)
International business between the wars: extensity, intensity and stratification
240(1)
The impact of international business before 1945
241(1)
The Rise of the Multinational Corporation and the Transnationalization of Production
242(17)
The extensity of international business operations
243(2)
The intensity of FDI and multinational production
245(2)
FDI: patterns of stratification
247(4)
Multinational production: patterns of stratification
251(4)
The infrastructure and institutionalization of business globalization
255(4)
MNCs and Global Production Networks
259(11)
Global competition and the globalization of business organization
260(2)
Global production networks: sectoral comparisons
262(5)
The globalization of business: organizational forms
267(2)
`Footloose' MNCs and global production
269(1)
Historical Forms of Business Globalization
270(4)
Contemporary Patterns of National Enmeshment in Global Production Networks
274(2)
The Globalization of Business: Domestic Impacts
276(6)
Decisional impacts: global business and the conduct of national economic policy
276(2)
Institutional impacts: global competition
278(1)
Distributional impacts: labour and global production
278(2)
Structural impacts: FDI, MNCs and national economic performance
280(1)
Structural impacts: corporate power versus state power?
281(1)
Conclusion
282(1)
People on the Move
283(44)
Globalization and Migration
284(2)
Historical Forms of Global Migration
286(11)
Premodern global migrations: extensity and intensity
287(1)
Early modern migrations: regional and global
288(1)
The emergence of mass migration: from early modern to modern migratory patterns
289(3)
The slave trade
292(1)
Asian diasporas: indentured and contract labour
293(2)
Regional migrations and early industrialization
295(1)
Migration in an era of global war
296(1)
Contemporary Patterns of Migration
297(7)
The globalization and regionalization of migration
299(1)
The stratification of migratory flows
300(3)
Trends and patterns in contemporary migration: diversity and complexity
303(1)
Historical Forms of Global Migration: a Comparison
304(14)
Historical forms: spatio-temporal comparisons
305(9)
Historical forms: organizational comparisons
314(4)
Migration and National Enmeshment
318(3)
Globalization, Migration and the Nation-State
321(5)
Decisional impacts: border controls versus surveillance
322(2)
Institutional impacts: international cooperation and policing cross-border migration
324(1)
Distributional impacts: differential patterns of employment and prosperity
324(1)
Structural impacts: national identity and national citizenship
325(1)
Conclusion
326(1)
Globalization, Culture and the Fate of Nations
327(49)
Analysing Cultural Globalization
327(4)
Concepts
328(3)
Cultural Globalization in Historical Perspective
331(10)
World religions
332(1)
Empires
333(3)
Modern national cultures and transnational secular ideologies
336(4)
Premodern and modern forms of cultural globalization: a comparison
340(1)
The Shape of Contemporary Cultural Globalization
341(22)
Global infrastructures: telecommunications and language
342(4)
Cultural MNCs, global cultural markets
346(4)
Radio and the music industry
350(3)
Cinema
353(3)
Television
356(4)
Tourism
360(3)
Historical Forms of Cultural Globalization: In Sum
363(6)
Contemporary Cultural Globalization and its Political Impact
369(5)
Decisional and institutional impacts: cultural flows and cultural autonomy
370(2)
Distributional and structural impacts: popular culture and national identity
372(2)
Conclusion
374(2)
Catastrophe in the Making: Globalization and the Environment
376(38)
Globalization and the Environment
377(4)
Forms of environmental globalization
378(3)
Concepts
381(1)
Environmental Globalization in Historical Perspective
381(8)
Globalization and the environment: from European expansion to the Industrial Revolution
382(2)
Global environmental degradation in the twentieth century
384(2)
Global problems, global responses
386(3)
Changing Historical Forms of Environmental Globalization
389(2)
Stratification of Environmental Degradation and National Enmeshment
391(17)
National enmeshment and the commons: global warming, ozone depletion and the marine environment
396(3)
National enmeshment and overspill: demography and resources
399(4)
National enmeshment and transboundary pollution
403(5)
The Contemporary Pattern of Global Environmental Change and its Political Impacts
408(4)
Decisional and institutional impacts: environmental politics and policy
410(1)
Distributional and structural impacts: a global community of fate?
410(2)
Conclusion
412(2)
Conclusion: the Shape of Contemporary Globalization 414(39)
Historical Forms of Globalization: What is New?
414(1)
Premodern Globalization
415(3)
Early Modern Globalization, circa 1500--1850
418(3)
Modern Globalization, circa 1850--1945
421(3)
Contemporary Globalization
424(12)
The Demise, Resurgence or Transformation of State Power?
436(8)
New Limits to Politics? Civilizing and Democratizing Globalization
444(9)
Methodological Appendix 453(4)
Acknowledgements 457(2)
References 459(34)
Index 493

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