What is Globalization?
Introduction The end of the Cold War provided a major shock for scholars of politics and policy in at least two respects. First, it provided a classic example of the limitations of both social and policy ... ‘globalization studies’ may be forming, there is precious little discussion of what defines that field or its subcomponents.
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