Offering a unique opportunity to make conceptual connections between neoliberalism and political authority, this book examines the transformation in the world economy as an outcome of historically specific social relations.
Offering a unique opportunity to make conceptual connections between neoliberalism and political authority, this book examines the transformation in the world economy as an outcome of historically specific social relations.
Yildiz Atasoy is an Associate Professor of Sociology at Simon Fraser University, Canada. Her books include Turkey, Islamists and Democracy: Transition and Globalization in a Muslim State (2005) and Global Shaping and Its Alternatives (co-editor, with William K. Carroll, 2003).
Inhaltsangabe
1. Hegemonic Transitions the State and Crisis in Neoliberalism Yildiz Atasoy Part I: Global Power in World Historical Context: Citizenship and the State 2. Global Citizenship and Multiple Sovereignties: Reconstituting Modernity Philip McMichael 3. Tracking the Transnational Capitalist Class: The View From on High William K. Carroll 4. Global State Formation and Global Democracy: A World Historical Perspective Christopher Chase-Dunn Hiroko Inoue Alexis Alvarez and Richard Niemeyer Part II: Global Authority: Finance Health and Food 5. The US Treasury and the Re-emergence of Global Finance David Sara 6. Calling the Shots: Global Networks of Trade in Vaccines Anna da Silva 7. The Human Right to Food: 'Voluntary Guidelines' Negotiations Julian Germann Part III: Reconfiguring States and the Economy: The Fragile Diversity of Neoliberalism 8. The Divergent Roles of Political and Economic Elites in NAFTA Countries Malcolm Fairbrother 9. Islamic Engagement with European Universalism: State Transformation in Turkey Yildiz Atasoy 10. Privatization and Corporate Reforms in Post-Soviet Tatarstan Anna Sher Part IV: Paradoxes of Citizenship: The Recomposition of Social Solidarity Networks 11. A Cultural Turn in Politics: Bourgeois Class Identity and White-Turk Discourses Sedef Arat-Koc 12. The Permanent State of Exception: International Administration in Kosovo Besnik Pula 13. Left-Indigenous Politics in Bolivia: The Constituent Assembly and Evo Morales Jeffery R. Webber 14. The Brazilian Landless Movement: Mobilization for Transformative Politics Abdurazack Karriem
1. Hegemonic Transitions the State and Crisis in Neoliberalism Yildiz Atasoy Part I: Global Power in World Historical Context: Citizenship and the State 2. Global Citizenship and Multiple Sovereignties: Reconstituting Modernity Philip McMichael 3. Tracking the Transnational Capitalist Class: The View From on High William K. Carroll 4. Global State Formation and Global Democracy: A World Historical Perspective Christopher Chase-Dunn Hiroko Inoue Alexis Alvarez and Richard Niemeyer Part II: Global Authority: Finance Health and Food 5. The US Treasury and the Re-emergence of Global Finance David Sara 6. Calling the Shots: Global Networks of Trade in Vaccines Anna da Silva 7. The Human Right to Food: 'Voluntary Guidelines' Negotiations Julian Germann Part III: Reconfiguring States and the Economy: The Fragile Diversity of Neoliberalism 8. The Divergent Roles of Political and Economic Elites in NAFTA Countries Malcolm Fairbrother 9. Islamic Engagement with European Universalism: State Transformation in Turkey Yildiz Atasoy 10. Privatization and Corporate Reforms in Post-Soviet Tatarstan Anna Sher Part IV: Paradoxes of Citizenship: The Recomposition of Social Solidarity Networks 11. A Cultural Turn in Politics: Bourgeois Class Identity and White-Turk Discourses Sedef Arat-Koc 12. The Permanent State of Exception: International Administration in Kosovo Besnik Pula 13. Left-Indigenous Politics in Bolivia: The Constituent Assembly and Evo Morales Jeffery R. Webber 14. The Brazilian Landless Movement: Mobilization for Transformative Politics Abdurazack Karriem
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