Global Social Change: Historical And Comparative Perspectives,New

Global Social Change: Historical And Comparative Perspectives,New

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This Informative And Exciting Volume Brings Together Accomplished Sociologists And Scholars To Offer An Introduction To Ways Of Studying And Understanding Global Social Change.The Essays In Global Social Change Explore Globalization From A Worldsystems Perspective, Untangling Its Many Contested Meanings. This Perspective Offers Insights Into Globalization'S Gradual And Uneven Growth Throughout The Course Of Human Social Evolution.In This Informative And Exciting Volume, Christopher Chasedunn And Salvatore J. Babones Bring Together Accomplished Senior Sociologists And Outstanding Younger Scholars With A Mix Of Interests, Expertise, And Methodologies To Offer An Introduction To Ways Of Studying And Understanding Global Social Change.In Both Newly Written Essays And Previously Published Articles From The Journal Of World Systems Research, The Contributors Employ Historical And Comparative Social Science To Examine The Development Of Institutions Of Global Governance, The Rise And Fall Of Hegemonic Core States, Transnational Social Movements, And Global Environmental Challenges. They Compare Postworld War Ii Globalization With The Great Wave Of Economic Integration That Occurred In The Late Nineteenth Century, Analyze The Rise Of The Political Ideology Of The 'Globalization Project'Reaganismthatcherismand Discuss Issues Of Gender And Global Inequalities.

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