Globalization: Debunking the Myths - Couverture souple

“Easy to read and devoid of technical jargon, this solid primer is a must read for those who want a quick but comprehensive grasp of a complex and often nebulous subject.”–Michael Burayidi, University of Wisconsin-Osh Kosh

"Globalization moves the discussion of globalization beyond polemics to carve out an informed middle-ground position."―Sheila Croucher, Miami University

"With an intimate knowledge of the scholarly literature, an acute awareness of the public significance of the issues, and an engaging style, Hebron and Stack take us through a shifting landscape..."―James Piscatori, The Australian National University

"Globalization is required reading for anyone, either in academe or the general public, who wants to obtain greater understanding of the consequences of globalization."–Patrick James, University of Southern California

Globalization demystifies the rhetoric surrounding one of the most hotly debated topics among scholars, commentators, and policymakers.

Presenting arguments for and against globalization, this brief text examines a wide range of views on the economic, political, cultural, and environmental dimensions of globalization and exposes their underlying frameworks, methodologies, and expectations. Throughout, Globalization compares rhetoric and reality and argues that there is no one way to understand this complex phenomenon.