Sociology of globalization / Romain Lecler ; translated by Sourish Datta and Sarbajit Ghosh

By: Lecler, Romain.

Contributor(s): Datta, Sourish, tr | Ghosh, Sarbajit, tr.

Material type: Text

TextPublisher: Calcutta : Sampark, 2019.Description: 153 p. ; 22 cm.ISBN: 9788177681130.Subject(s): Globalization -- Economic aspectsDDC classification: 303.482

Contents:

Summary: "The existing work on globalization is usually firmly back or white. Is it a phenomenon or a figure or speech? Is it recent or old? Is it perceived as coming from the top or down at the bottom? Is it a force of homogenization or of differentiation? This book reviews the extensive on the issue, different from the usual reductive one focusing solely on economic issues." -- Book Cover

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Originally published in French as Sociologie de la Mondialisation by La Decouverte, Paris, 2013

Incl. bibliographical references

Introduction -- Itinerary of the notion -- Temporality -- Spatial Representations -- Unequal mobility -- Cultural circulations -- Conclusion -- Bibliographic references

"The existing work on globalization is usually firmly back or white. Is it a phenomenon or a figure or speech? Is it recent or old? Is it perceived as coming from the top or down at the bottom? Is it a force of homogenization or of differentiation? This book reviews the extensive on the issue, different from the usual reductive one focusing solely on economic issues." -- Book Cover

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