Globalization Poverty and Culture

Usha Agrawal

Published by Rajat Pub, New Delhi, 2008

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Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Globalisation theories. 3. Globalisation and poverty an ecological perspective. 4. Poverty in an age of globalisation. 5. Causes of the present chaos. 6. Socialism in advanced countries. 7. Socialism in undeveloped countries. 8. Globalisation class and culture in global systems. 9. Globalisation the path to liberty and captivity. 10. Globalisation and cultural identity. 11. Culture in globalisation challenges and prospects. 12. Globalisation of culture. 13. Global monoculture. 14. Globalisation and cultural encounters. 15. Globalisation a threat to Australian culture. 16. The cultural paradox of the global village. 17. Building a global culture of peace. Index. Globalisation is intensification of consciousness of the world as a whole and preceded the advent of capitalist modernity. Inspite of the claims that globalisation accelerates growth and reduced poverty poverty reduction remains the central challenge to the global society and culture. Hence globalisation poverty and culture are interconnected and influence each other. This book therefore provides a wholist picture of the subject and therefore profoundly essential to understand the subject in proper perspectives. 256 pp.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Globalization Poverty and Culture
• Publisher: Rajat Pub, New Delhi
• Publication Date: 2008
• Binding: Hardbound
• Edition: New
• Condition: As New