Deglobalization : ideas for a new world economy / Walden Bello.

By:

Bello, Walden F [author]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London : Zed Books, 2002.Description: x, 132 pages ; 20 cmISBN:

1842773054

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LOC classification:

HF 1359

Summary: How to manage the global economy - and, more fundamentally, whether humanity wishes it to go in an ever more market-oriented, transnational corporation-dominated, and capital-footloose direction - is the most important international question of our time. In this short and trenchant history of those bodies -- the World Bank, IMF, WTO, and Group of Seven -- which have promoted this economic globalization, Walden Bello: (1) Points to their manifest failings; (2) Examines the major new ideas put forward for reforming the management of the world economy; (3) Argues for a much more fundamental shift towards a decentralized, pluralistic system of global economic governance allowing countries to follow development strategies sensitive to their own values and particular mix of constraints and opportunities.

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Filipiniana	HRVVMC Library	HF 1359 B45 2002 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available

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How to manage the global economy - and, more fundamentally, whether humanity wishes it to go in an ever more market-oriented, transnational corporation-dominated, and capital-footloose direction - is the most important international question of our time. In this short and trenchant history of those bodies -- the World Bank, IMF, WTO, and Group of Seven -- which have promoted this economic globalization, Walden Bello: (1) Points to their manifest failings; (2) Examines the major new ideas put forward for reforming the management of the world economy; (3) Argues for a much more fundamental shift towards a decentralized, pluralistic system of global economic governance allowing countries to follow development strategies sensitive to their own values and particular mix of constraints and opportunities.

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