Negotiating globalization in Asia

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TextPublication details: Quezon City Ateneo Center for Asian StudiesDescription: x, 337 pagesISBN:

9789710426010

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JZ 1318

Summary: Through the academic disciplines of economics, sociology, philosophy, and art and cultural studies, the authors describe and discuss different ways by which globalization is negotiated in Asia. Affirmed to be the major characteristics of globalization are liberalization, borderlessness, and mobility. National governments and even local customs and traditions, according to the authors, can mitigate the negative impacts of globalization.

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Filipiniana	HRVVMC Library Filipiniana Books	Fil	JZ 1318 N44 2006 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		FIL-0000299

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Includes index.

Through the academic disciplines of economics, sociology, philosophy, and art and cultural studies, the authors describe and discuss different ways by which globalization is negotiated in Asia. Affirmed to be the major characteristics of globalization are liberalization, borderlessness, and mobility. National governments and even local customs and traditions, according to the authors, can mitigate the negative impacts of globalization.

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