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Contemporary Readings in Globalization,Used
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"It is interesting and wellwritten and should generate some student discussion...The "Questions" box at the end of each article is wellplaced and is welcome."TEACHING SOCIOLOGYCuttingedge readings on current global topicsCourses on globalization have spread rapidly across the social science curriculum, mirroring the evergrowing global nature of our daily lives. This reader has been designed with this specific course in mind and allows undergraduate students to read about the major topics in globalization in the words of the original authors.Readings have been selected from several well respected journals as well as from the popular press. The journal articles, including many selections from SAGE social science journals, have been edited to make them more userfriendly for the undergraduate student. Key themes include the topics of inequality, education, conflict, health, energy, and environment as they relate to globalizationKey FeaturesA topic guide provides context for the readings, thus aiding the instructor to better integrate the material into the course Wellcrafted section openers place each article in context for the student Discussion questions for each article reinforce student comprehension A list of additional Internet links is provided to offer further resources in areas of interest This new series of readers offer a tremendous amount of value for an instructor looking to bring realworld examples into the globalization course.Intended AudienceDeveloped to be an effective compilation of readings for numerous courses taught in departments of sociology, anthropology, history, political science and global studies, this book will enhance any introductory level to upperdivision special topics course focused on contemporary global issues.
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