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Global Inflation [PDF]

Review of Economics and Statistics, 2008
This paper shows that inflation in industrialized countries is largely a global phenomenon. First, inflations of (22) OECD countries have a common factor that alone account for nearly 70% of their variance. This large variance share that is associated to Global Inflation is not only due to the trend components of inflation (up from 1960 to 1980 and ...
Ciccarelli, Matteo, Mojon, Benoît
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Globalization and Global Health

International Journal of Health Services, 1999
Along with the positive or negative consequences of the globalization of health, we can consider global health as a goal, responding to human rights and to common interests. History tells us that after the “microbial unification” of the world, which began in 1492, over three centuries elapsed before the recognition of common risks and attempts to cope
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Globalization and Globality

2017
Globalization has opened up new avenues of investigation in many disciplines. Among these are political science and political sociology, where scholars have engaged in heated debates over issues such as the ways in which state sovereignty is changing, the role of new nonstate actors in shaping international social and political dynamics, and how ...
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Global/globalizing cities

Progress in Human Geography, 1999
Along with the rise in research on globalization the concept of globalization has become a subject to a more critical scrutiny. While majority agree that it represents a serious challenge to the state-centrist assumptions of most previous social science doubts about its newness inevitability and epoch-making qualities are also being raised.
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Is globalization a fair process? Globalizers vs. globalized [PDF]

International and Multidisciplinary Journal of Global Justice, 2018
Globalization means that domestic economies are becoming more and more intertwined and mutually dependent on each other. Unfortunately these globalization processes are asymmetrical. This determines that there are different groups of participants of globalization - globalizers, active participants and marginalized.
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Global sport governance: globalizing the globalized

Sport in Society, 2017
The aim of this paper is to discuss the changing global sport governance environment in a globalized society.
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Globalization: global markets and global supplies

2007
This chapter provides an overview of the impact of globalizing markets and globalizing production centres throughout the world. In this context, it is essential to understanding the competitive landscape for this important international industry before examining some of the key themes and contemporary issues that consume time and effort of policy ...
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Modernity at Large: Cultural Dimensions of Globalization

, 1996
A. Appadurai
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A Global Perspective on Globalization

International Studies Review, 2005
Globalization: People, Perspectives, and Progress. By William H. Mott IV. Westport, CT: Praeger Publishers, 2004. 416 pp., $59.95 (ISBN: 0-275-97917-2). The US Library of Congress presently (January 2005) holds 609 books that begin with the word “globalization.” More than 5,000 books are listed that mention globalization as a keyword.
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Globalization: Social Theory and Global Culture

, 1992
R. Robertson
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