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Globalization and Capitalism

Journal of Economic Issues, 2008
(2008). Globalization and Capitalism. Journal of Economic Issues: Vol. 42, No. 4, pp. 1159-1163.
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On Globalization and Capitalization

Managerial Finance, 1996
The last two centuries, roughly from the publication of Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations, have witnessed a remarkable process of globalization of Western capitalism. The principal institutions facilitating this process were originally the chartered companies and, in the more recent times, the multinational corporations headquartered in the West ...
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Global Capital, Global Labour:

2023
This chapter examines a private for-profit corporation, Bridge International Academy (BIA), that presents itself as providing a solution for the educational needs of low-income families in Kenya and Uganda through digital technology. However, with the assistance of their GUF Education International (EI), local unions found that digital technology was ...
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The Globalization of Capital

2001
Charles Tilly (1992) stresses the essential relationships between capital, coercion, and the creation of states. In the medieval age, accumulation and concentration of capital (merchants, entrepreneurs, financiers) generated urban growth and produced cities and the means to make wars. In turn, wars wove the European network of national states.
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Capitalism and globalization

2020
Capitalism’s reach is truly global and is getting faster all the time. This chapter demonstrates the relationship between historical archaeology, capitalism and globalization, arguing that numerous and detailed archaeological studies of localized aspects of the manifestation of capitalism are essential in understanding the development and reach of ...
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Globalization and Capitalism

2016
Despite globalization being a well-known theme in Giddens’ work, the analysis in Chapter 2 showed that the potential for greater reflexivity and empowerment he ascribes to the time-space dimension of globalization cannot readily be reconciled with bleaker perspectives focused on the economic realm.
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The State and Global Capital:

2019
An assertion runs through Marxism, particularly the Marxism that studies international politics and international political economy: state domination is founded on a specific territory and is limited by it, while capital is capable of overcoming such determinations. But is this difference self-evident?
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