GAD Conference, April 2002 - Responding to Globalization

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Conference Papers:: George Avelino, David S. Brown, Wendy Hunter: Globalization, Democracy, and Social Spending in Latin America, 1980-1997 HTML PDF; Peter Dicken: 'Placing' Firms – 'Firming' Places: Grounding the Debate on the 'Global' Corporation. HTML PDF; Colin Flint: Extra-territoriality, Reterritorialization and Hegemonic Power: The "Hegemonic Dilemma" and Its Implications for Globalization. HTML PDF; Gary Gereffi: Outsourcing and Changing Patterns of International Competition in the Apparel Commodity Chain HTML PDF; Kristian Skrede Gleditsch: International Dimensions of Civil War PDF; Victoria A. Lawson: Global Governmentality and Graduated Sovereignty: National Belonging Among Poor Migrants in Ecuador. HTML PDF; Corey Lofdahl: Does Trade Help or Hurt the Natural Environment: Perspectives from Lateral Pressure Theory. HTML PDF; Patricia M. Martin: From the Zócalo to the Polis? The Globalization of Western Democracy and the Reformulation of the Public Sphere in Mexico. HTML PDF; James H. Mittelman: Globalization, An Ascendant Paradigm? HTML PDF; Caroline Nagel and Lynn Staeheli: Citizenship, Nation, And Transnational Migration: The Case Of Arab-American Activism HTML PDF; Michael W. Nicholson: Intellectual Property Rights and International Technology Diffusion. HTML PDF; J. David Richardson: The Measurable Costs and Benefits of Globalization: An Economic Analysis. HTML PDF; Anna J. Secor: Globalizing Istanbul: Gender and the Local/Global Production of Islamism. HTML PDF; Michael E. Shin: Income Inequality, Democracy and Health: A Global Portrait. HTML PDF; Michael D. Ward: Globalization and Democratization PDF; Takashi Yamazaki: Dreaming "Independence" by Riding on Globalization: The Setback of Okinawa's Reformist Politics in the 1990s HTML PDF

Responding to Globalization: Societies, Groups, and Individuals

Sponsored by the Globalization and Democracy Research and Training Program, Program on Political and Economic Change Institute of Behavioral Science, University of Colorado, Boulder.

Hotel Boulderado, Boulder, Colorado, April 4-7, 2002