While it makes for difficult reading, documenting global insecurity, violence, genocide, refugee displacement and technoscientific intrusion demands thorough analysis. This landmark book maps the contours of global change, offering a comprehensive and integrated account of the global crisis that we face in the world today.
While it makes for difficult reading, documenting global insecurity, violence, genocide, refugee displacement and technoscientific intrusion demands thorough analysis. This landmark book maps the contours of global change, offering a comprehensive and integrated account of the global crisis that we face in the world today.
Paul James is Professor of Globalization and Cultural Diversity in the Institute for Culture and Society at Western Sydney University. He was previously Scientific Advisor to the Mayor of Berlin and Director of the United Nations Global Compact Cities Programme. Paul's previous publications include Globalization Matters (with Manfred Steger, 2019) and Globalism, Nationalism, Tribalism (2006).
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Part I. The Dark Matter of Our Time: 1. The future of humanity does not look good 2. Redefining basic concepts Part II. Confronting Global Contradictions: 3. The existential unsettling of security 4. Descending into postcolonial violence 5. Disrupting the hopes of reconciliation 6. Dehumanizing refugees 7. Abstracting embodiment Part III. Struggling for Positive Human Development: 8. The ontological weight of human security: 9. Reconsidering humanitarian intervention 10. Creating capacities for human development 11. Bringing Cosmopolitanism down to earth 12. Moving towards a manifesto Appendix: a note on method Glossary for engaged practice References.
Preface Part I. The Dark Matter of Our Time: 1. The future of humanity does not look good 2. Redefining basic concepts Part II. Confronting Global Contradictions: 3. The existential unsettling of security 4. Descending into postcolonial violence 5. Disrupting the hopes of reconciliation 6. Dehumanizing refugees 7. Abstracting embodiment Part III. Struggling for Positive Human Development: 8. The ontological weight of human security: 9. Reconsidering humanitarian intervention 10. Creating capacities for human development 11. Bringing Cosmopolitanism down to earth 12. Moving towards a manifesto Appendix: a note on method Glossary for engaged practice References.
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