Globalization and Democracy: A New "Great Transformation"?

Ronaldo Munck
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Ronaldo Munck: University of Liverpool

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 2002, vol. 581, issue 1, 10-21

Abstract: The relationship between democracy and development is (re)considered to set the scene for the pressing contemporary issue of how globalization might affect democracy and vice versa. To move beyond simplistic binary oppositions, we turn to the work of Karl Polanyi who famously posited a dual movement of market expansion on one hand matched by increasing social control over it on the other hand. We see how globalization, at one and the same time, creates a growing process of social exclusion within and between nations but also the social movements that will contest it and seek to democratize it.

Date: 2002
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DOI: 10.1177/000271620258100103

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