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THE WILEY-BLACKWELL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GLOBALIZATION 5V

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Edited by one of the leading authorities in the field, The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Globalization brings together over 600 specially commissioned entries from the world's best scholars and teachers. This groundbreaking reference work, the first in a series of encyclopedias on major topics within the social sciences, is arranged in A-Z format, and includes perspectives from across the social sciences. The encyclopedia examines the founding theories of the discipline and addresses the realities of globalization today. International in scope and covering a broad range of topics from agency structure and advertising to World Trade Organization and Zapatistas, this landmark project offers an authoritative and up-to date resource for all those interested in the study of globalization.

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Other Frontmatter.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Editors.
List of Contributors.
Lexicon.
Timeline.
Introduction.
1: Accountability.
2: Accumulation.
3: Accumulation, Flexible.
4: Acid Rain.
5: Advertising.
6: African Union.
7: Agency.
8: Agency-Structure.
9: Agenda 21.
10: Aging.
11: Agro-Exports.
12: Agro-Fuels.
13: Aids.
14: Alienation.
15: Al-Jazeera.
16: Alterity.
17: Americanization.
18: Amnesty International.
19: Anarchy.
20: Anti-Americanism.
21: Anti-Bribery Convention.
22: Anti-Capitalism.
23: Anti-Consumerism.
24: Anti-War Movement.
25: Architecture.
26: Arms Transfers.
27: Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation.
28: Assemblage Theory.
29: Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
30: Asylum-Seekers.
31: Asymmetric Warfare.
32: Authoritarian Regimes.
33: Autonomist Social Movements.
34: Bank for International Settlements.
35: Banking.
36: Blogs.
37: Body.
38: Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas.
39: Bollywood.
40: Bologna Process.
41: Borders.
42: Bottom Billion.
43: Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy.
44: Brain Drain.
45: Brands.
46: Bretton Woods.
47: Bribery.
48: Buddhism.
49: Call Centers.
50: Capital Flight.
51: Capitalism.
52: Care Chain.
53: Cartels, Private International.
54: Casinopolitanism.
55: Cathedrals of Consumption.
56: Childhood and Migration.
57: Christianity.
58: Cities.
59: Citizenship.
60: Civil Society.
61: Civilization.
62: Clean Clothes Campaign.
63: Clearing House Interbank Payment System.
64: Climate Change.
65: Climate Change: Urban Impacts and Responses.
66: Coca-Globalization.
67: Codex Alimentarius Commission.
68: Collective Memory.
69: Colonialism.
70: Colonialism, Neo-.
71: Colonization.
72: Commercialization.
73: Commodification in Perpetuity.
74: Commoditization.
75: Commodity Chains.
76: Communism.
77: Communitarianism.
78: Communities.
79: Comparative Advantage.
80: Computer Viruses.
81: Conflict: Global Anti-Jewish Violence.
82: Confucianism.
83: Connectivity.
84: Consciousness.
85: Consumer Movements.
86: Consumption.
87: Core.
88: Corporate Social Responsibility.
89: Corruption.
90: Cosmopolitanism.
91: Cosmopolitanism and Cosmopolitanization.
92: Counter-Hegemonic Globalization.
93: Counterterrorism.
94: Creative Destruction.
95: Creative Industries.
96: Credit Cards.
97: Creolization.
98: Crime.
99: Crimes against Humanity.
100: Criminal Networks.
101: Critical Regionalism.
102: Cross-Atlantic Relationships: Europe and the United States.
103: Cruise Tourism.
104: Cultural Globalization.
105: Cultural Imperialism.
106: Cultural Relativism.
107: Culture-Ideology of Consumerism.
108: Cyberspace.
109: Debt Crisis.
110: Deglobalization.
111: Deindustrialization.
112: Democracy.
113: Department of Homeland Security.
114: Depeasantization.
115: Dependency Theory.
116: Dependency Trends.
117: Deterritorialization.
118: Developed and Less Developed Societies.
119: Developing Countries.
120: Development.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
1: Developmental Idealism.
2: Diaspora.
3: Diffusion, Cultural.
4: Digital Divide.
5: Digitality and Sociopolitical Networks.
6: Dinosaurs of Consumption.
7: Diseases, Borderless.
8: Disembedding.
9: Disneyization.
10: Distanciation.
11: Division of Labor.
12: Domination.
13: Drug Trafficking.
14: East Asia, the Rise of.
15: Easternization.
16: Eco-Labels.
17: Ecological Problems.
18: Economic Globalization.
19: Education.
20: Education Policy.
21: Emerging Societies.
22: Empire.
23: End of History: The Views of Francis Fukuyama.
24: Environment: International Political Economy.
25: Environmental Activism.
26: Environmental Change.
27: Environmental Concern.
28: Environmental Globalization.
29: Environmental Problems.
30: Environmental Protection Movement.
31: Ethical Consumption.
32: Ethics, Global.
33: Ethnic Cleansing.
34: Ethnicity.
35: Ethnography of Globalization.
36: Ethnoscapes.
37: Euro.
38: Euro Crisis.
39: Eurocentrism.
40: European Region Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students.
41: European Society.
42: European Union.
43: Europeanization.
44: Everyday Life.
45: Executive Search.
46: Exploitation.
47: Exploitation of Labor.
48: Export Credit.
49: Export Processing Zones.
50: Failed States.
51: Fair Trade.
52: Families.
53: Fast-Food.
54: F&#x00E9;d&#x00E9;ration Internationale de Football Association.
55: Feminization of Labor.
56: Feminization of Poverty.
57: Field.
58: Film Festivals.
59: Financescapes.
60: Financial Markets.
61: Flat World.
62: Flexibilization.
63: Flows.
64: Food Aid.
65: Food Justice.
66: Food Sovereignty.
67: Football.
68: Football Violence.
69: Fordism, Post-Fordism.
70: Foreign Direct Investment.
71: Foreign Direct Investment and Development.
72: Fragmentation.
73: Free Trade.
74: Free Trade Area of the Americas.
75: Frictions.
76: Fundamentalism.
77: Future, Globalization and the.
78: Games.
79: Gastronationalism.
80: Gates Foundation.
81: Gender.
82: General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.
83: General Agreement on Trade in Services.
84: Genetically Modified Food.
85: Geneva Conventions.
86: Genital Mutilation.
87: Genocide.
88: Geography of Globalization.
89: Geopolitics.
90: Global Age.
91: Global Futures.
92: Global Risk Society.
93: Global Scapes: The Case of the University.
94: Global Village.
95: Global Warming.
96: Globalism.
97: Globalists.
98: Globalists vs. Skeptics.
99: Globality.
100: Globalization.
101: Globalization: Alternative Perspectives.
102: Globalization from below.
103: Globalization and Inequality.
104: Globophilia.
105: Glocalization.
106: Governance.
107: Governmentality.
108: Great Recession.
109: Green Revolution.
110: Greenpeace.
111: Grobalization.
112: Group of Eight.
113: Group of Thirty.
114: Group of 77.
115: Hacktivists.
116: Health.
117: Hegemony and Counterhegemony.
118: Heterogeneity.
119: Higher Education.
120: Hinduism.
121: Hollywood.
122: Homogenization.
123: Homosexuality.
124: Human Rights.
125: Human Trafficking.
126: Humanity.
127: Hunger.
128: Hybridity.
129: Hypercapitalism.
130: Hyperconsumption.
131: Hyperreality.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
1: Identities.
2: Ideology.
3: Ideoscapes.
4: Imagined Communities.
5: Immaterial Labor.
6: Immigrants, Adaptation.
7: Immigrants, Undocumented.
8: Imperialism.
9: Indigenous People, Resistance.
10: Indigenous Peoples.
11: Individualism.
12: Industrialization.
13: Inequality.
14: Inequality, Education.
15: Inequality, Health.
16: Information Capitalism.
17: Information and Communication Technologies.
18: Information War.
19: Informationalism.
20: Innovation.
21: Insourcing.
22: Intellectual Property Rights.
23: Intercultural Education.
24: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
25: International Atomic Energy Agency.
26: International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development.
27: International Courts.
28: International Criminal Courts.
29: International Exhibitions.
30: International Governmental Organizations.
31: International Human Rights Law.
32: International Labour Organization.
33: International Monetary Fund.
34: International Nongovernmental Organizations.
35: International Olympic Committee.
36: International Organization of Securities Commissions.
37: International Relations.
38: International Telecommunication Union.
39: International Union for Conservation of Nature.
40: Internet.
41: Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers.
42: Interpol.
43: Interregionalism.
44: Islam, Political.
45: Islam: Globalization and Its Intellectual Development.
46: Isomorphism.
47: Jihad.
48: Joint-Ventures.
49: Judaism.
50: Kimberley Process.
51: Knowledge.
52: Knowledge Societies.
53: Kyoto Protocol.
54: La V&#x00ED;a Campesina.
55: Labor Migration.
56: Labor Movements.
57: Labor Unions.
58: Labor and Work.
59: Landscapes.
60: Late Capitalism.
61: Law of the Sea.
62: League of Nations.
63: Leapfrogging.
64: Liberalism.
65: Liberalization.
66: Liquidity.
67: Livestock and Meat industries.
68: Localization.
Maastricht Treaty.
69: Malaria.
70: Management, Global Models.
71: Marine Pollution.
72: Market Externalities.
73: Marketization.
74: Mass Media.
75: Mass Migration.
76: McDonaldization.
77: McWorld.
78: M&#x00E9;decins Sans Fronti&#x00E8;res.
79: Media Convergence.
80: Media Culture.
81: Media Imperialism.
82: Media Society.
83: Mediascapes.
84: Medium Is the Message.
85: Megachurches.
86: Mercenaries.
87: Mercosur.
88: Methods in the Study of Globalization.
89: Microfinance.
90: Migrant Sex Workers.
91: Migrants.
92: Migration.
93: Migration Control.
94: Migration and the State.
95: Militarism.
96: Military.
97: Missionaries.
98: Mobilities.
99: Mobility.
100: Modern Imperialism.
101: Modernity.
102: Modernization.
103: Money.
104: Multicultural Education.
105: Multiculturalism.
106: Multilateral Agreement on Investment.
107: Multilateral Development Banks.
108: Multinational Corporations.
109: Multitude.
110: Museums.
111: Nation.
112: Nation-State.
113: National Identity.
114: Nationalism.
115: Nationalization.
116: Nearshoring.
117: Neighborhoods.
118: Neoconservatism.
119: Neoliberal as Political Technology.
120: Neoliberalism.
121: Neoliberalism, Class Foundations.
122: Network Society.
123: Networks.
124: New World Information and Communication Order.
125: Nomads.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
1: Nongovernmental Organizations.
2: Non-Place.
3: Nonviolence.
4: North American Free Trade Agreement.
5: North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
6: North-South.
7: Nuclear Arms Control.
8: Offshore Outsourcing.
9: Oil (Petroleum).
10: Olympic Games.
11: Open-Sourcing.
12: Oppression.
13: Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development.
14: Organization of American States.
15: Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
16: Orientalism.
17: Outsourcing.
18: Ozone Depletion.
19: Pan-Africanism.
20: Pan American Health Organization.
21: Paris Club.
22: Passports.
23: Peace.
24: Peasant Movements.
25: Periphery.
26: Pilgrimage.
27: Piracy.
28: Place.
29: Policing.
30: Political Capitalism, Markets, and the Global Financial Crisis.
31: Political Globalization.
32: Pollution, Water.
33: Popular Music.
34: Population.
35: Postcolonialism.
36: Postcommunism.
37: Postglobalization.
38: Postmodernity.
39: Post-Secularism.
40: Poverty.
41: Precarity.
42: Primary Education.
43: Privatization.
44: Professions.
45: Protectionism.
46: Public Debate.
47: Public Opinion.
48: Public Relations.
49: Public Sphere.
50: Qaedaism.
51: Quotas.
52: Race.
53: Racism.
54: Rape.
55: Rationalization.
56: Realism, Political.
57: Reflexive Modernization.
58: Reflexivity.
59: Refugees.
60: Regionalism.
61: Relativization.
62: Religion.
63: Religion, World.
64: Religions, Global.
65: Remittances and Development.
66: Reproductive Tourism.
67: Resistance to Globalization.
68: Resistance Movements.
69: Ressentiment.
70: Restructuring.
71: Revolution.
72: Revolutionary Movements.
73: Romance Tourism.
74: Rule of Law in Global Politics.
75: Runaway World.
76: Scales of Globalization.
77: Science.
78: Seattle Demonstrations.
79: Second Modernity.
80: Security-Insecurity.
81: Semiperiphery.
82: September 11th.
83: Sex.
84: Sex Segregation.
85: Sex Tourism.
86: Sex Trafficking.
87: Sex Work.
88: Sexualities, Globalizing.
89: Simulation.
90: Slave Trade.
91: Slow Food Movement.
92: Social Class.
93: Social Imaginaries.
94: Social Movements.
95: Social Policy.
96: Socialism.
97: Society.
98: Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication.
99: Sourcing.
100: South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation.
101: Southern African Development Community.
102: Sovereignty.
103: Space.
104: Space of Flows/Space of Place.
105: Spatiality.
106: Spectacles.
107: Sport.
108: Standardization.
109: Starbucks.
110: State Autonomy.
111: Structural Adjustment.
112: Structuration.
113: Sufism.
114: Supermarket Revolution.
115: Sustainability.
116: Sustainable Consumption.
117: Sweatshops.
118: Tax, Economic Globalization and Development.
119: Tax Evasion, Global.
120: Technology.
121: Technoscapes.
122: Terror.
123: Terrorism.
124: Terrorist Cells.
125: Time-Space Compression.
126: Tobin Tax.
127: Tourism.
128: Tourism and the media.
129: Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights.
130: Trade-Related Investment Measures.
131: Transborder Activism.
132: Transcultural Media Studies.
133: Transnational Capitalist Class.
134: Transnational Corporations.
135: Transnational Environmental Activism.
136: Transnational Migration.
137: Transnational Speech Regulation.
138: Transnational State.
139: Transnationalism.
140: Transparency.
141: Tripartite Standards Regime.
142: Tuberculosis.
143: Twitter Revolution.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
1: Undernutrition.
2: Union of South American Nations.
3: United Nations.
4: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.
5: United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization.
6: United Nations Environment Programme.
7: United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization.
8: United Students against Sweatshops.
9: Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
10: Urban.
11: Urbanism.
12: US-Mexico Border.
13: US Social Forum.
14: Vagabonds and Tourists.
15: Value Chains.
16: Virtual Communities.
17: Wage Labor.
18: Wal-Mart(ization).
19: War.
20: War Crimes.
21: War on Terror.
22: War on Terror: Humanitarian and Human Rights Issues.
23: War on Terror, International Law on.
24: Washington Consensus.
25: Water.
26: Water Crisis.
27: Weak States.
28: Web 2.0.
29: Welfare State.
30: Westernization.
31: WikiLeaks.
32: Women and Economic Development.
33: Women&#x0027;s Movement(s), Transnational.
34: Women&#x0027;s Rights.
35: Worker Rights Consortium.
36: World Bank.
37: World Cities.
38: World Council of Churches.
39: World Cultural Heritage.
40: World Cultural Heritage: Conventions.
41: World Culture.
42: World Economic Forum.
43: World Environment Organization.
44: World Food Programme.
45: World Government.
46: World Health Organization.
47: World Intellectual Property Organization.
48: World Polity Theory.
49: World Social Forum.
50: World Society Theory.
51: World Summit on the Information Society.
52: World Trade Organization.
53: World Values Survey.
54: World Wildlife Fund.
55: World-Systems Analysis.
56: Zapatistas.
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