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Linking Two Eras: The Anti-globalization Movement

2016
An understanding of the anti-globalization movement is crucial, as it links the ethos of the New Left with the movements of today. This chapter examines how globalization and ‘neo-liberalism’ were constructed as a point of reference for social and political movements around the turn of the century and how this gave rise to an international wave of ...
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Anti-globalization movements: from critiques to alternatives

2015
The GJM rose out of the stagflation and lower rates of profit experienced in the Global North by the late 1970s. The 1979 recession in the US and record oil prices combined to create an economic crisis across much of the Global South. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank (WB), as lenders of last resort, offered many crisisridden states
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Gramsci and the “anti-globalization” movement: Think before you act1

Socialism and Democracy, 2006
While the works of Antonio Gramsci have been studied in great depth for a number of years, his central concepts and main arguments can be applied to provide both a framework and understanding for c...
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Will the Anti-Globalization Movement Save us from the Globalization Demon? [PDF]

Romanian Economic and Business Review, 2006
Today, anybody is free to protest against anything they please: politics, fashion, the latest movie, education, globalization…. Globalization, a relatively new word in our vocabulary, a word so new that the first versions of Microsoft Word do not even recognize, is a world-wide phenomenon many agree with while some strongly criticize.
Adriana Popescu, Sorina Costache
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The Rise of a Social Movement: The Emergence of Anti‐Globalization Movements in Turkey

Turkish Studies, 2010
Abstract Anti‐globalization movements first emerged in Western countries during the 1990s and gradually diffused to other countries. This paper attempts to trace the way these movements emerged and developed in Turkey and their repertoires of action, drawing on data from newspaper articles and in‐depth interviews.
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Faction in Movement: The Impact of Inclusivity on the Anti‐Globalization Movement^*

Social Science Quarterly, 2004
Objectives.This research examines and evaluates the reasons why the anti‐globalization movement has yet to make significant progress in achieving its primary goals of democratizing international trade negotiation processes.Methods.Data on anti‐globalization protest cycles were collected from news sources for a time period of up to one month that ...
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Chapter 18: Anti-globalization Movement and Its Restrictions on Globalization

2012
Anti-globalization movement is an inevitable product of the development of globalization. It mainly consists of two basic forms: the street demonstrations against globalization and World Social Forum with anti-globalization as its leading target. Essentially, the anti-globalization movement is not against the process of globalization itself, but ...
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Theorizing and Engaging the Global Movement: From Anti-Globalization to Global Democratization

Globalizations, 2012
Critical research and theorizing on facets of the Anti-/Alter-Globalization Movement (AGM) has proliferated over the last two decades.
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Anti-Globalization Movement in the Context of Social Movements: Causes, Development and End

2021
In social life, it is seen that the interests of individuals and groups conflict in accessing and using resources from time to time.. Individuals who are disturbed by inequalities can come together from time to time and take organized action against discontent.
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Autonomous Movements and the Institutional Left: Two Approaches in Tension in Madrid's Anti-globalization Network

South European Society and Politics, 2007
This paper explores the configuration of the anti-globalization movement network in Madrid. It identifies a central tension between two different approaches to political practice, which fall along autonomous/institutional lines. Despite ideological heterogeneity and frame convergence on both sides of this ‘divide’, the differences in approach to ...
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