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Title page -- Copyright page -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- 1: What's in a Name? Themes, Concepts and Obfuscations -- Introduction -- Theory and the Scholarship of Globalization -- Globalization scholarship: Globalization as a proto-paradigm -- What's in a Name? -- Globalization as a conjuncture: History and happenstance -- A Rose by Any Other Name? -- Globalization, globalism or globality: One out of three or three in one? -- Globalization as process -- Globalism as ideology -- Globality as consciousness or system -- Conclusion -- 2: Theorizing Globalization: Political Science and Sociology -- Introduction -- Political Science: International Relations and its Variants -- Sociology -- World-systems analysis -- World polity theory -- World culture (globalization) theory -- World society theory -- Methodological cosmopolitanism -- Conclusion -- 3: Theorizing Globalization: Geography, Anthropology and Cultural and Communication Studies -- Globalizing Space: Geography and Globalization -- Space and time -- Global Anthropology and the Anthropology of Globalization -- Cultural and Communication Studies -- Conclusion -- 4: Theories of Globalization and Space -- Introduction -- Territory and Territoriality in a Globalizing World -- Scholte on territory and globalization -- Sassen: territory, scale and globalization -- Scale and Social Process: Reviewing Topological Presuppositions -- David Harvey's 'troubling geographies' -- The Dialectic of Borders and Networks -- Manuel Castells: The network state and the network society -- Conclusion -- 5: Theories of Globalization and Culture -- Introduction -- Global Culture(s) -- The Imbrication of, or Antinomy between, Global and Local Cultures -- Local and global: Methodological glocalism -- Cultural Convergence, Differentiation and Hybridization -- Convergence -- Difference or polarization?
Cultural hybridization as a global icon -- Communication and Culture, or the Symbolic Production of Culture through Media Consumption -- Conclusion -- 6: Theories of Globalization and History -- Introduction -- What Is Global History? -- Civilizational Analysis as a New Paradigm -- Axial transformations and multiple modernities -- Historical Sociology, International Relations and Globalization -- Conclusion -- 7: Theories of Globalization and Governance -- Introduction -- The State and Stateness -- The Liberal International Order -- Global Governance -- Global Civil Society and the Democratization of Global Governance -- Globalization, Democracy and Normative Cosmopolitanism -- Conclusion -- 8: Theories of Globalization and Capitalism -- Introduction -- The Idea of a (Capitalist) Global Economy -- Shifts in global political economy? -- Sceptical Accounts of Capitalist Global Political Economy -- Neo-Liberalism and Global Capitalism -- Impassioned and Dispassionate Critiques of Neo-Liberal Globalization -- Basically reformist -- Activist/empirical-radical critiques -- Neo-Marxist critiques -- Critical IPE, constructivism and the capitalist world economy -- Conclusion -- 9: All Change: Critical Globalization Studies or a Social Science of Globality? -- Globalization as Order, Disorder or Both? -- Complexity theory and global (dis)order -- Critical Globalization Studies as a Science of Globality -- Bibliography -- Index.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 191-222) and index.
Cambridge, UK ; Malden, MA : Polity, 2013