Globalization with a human face

James Weaver

Forum for Social Economics, 2002, vol. 32, issue 1, 43-50

Abstract: This paper has six parts. The first part defines globalization. The second discusses globalization eras. The third discusses the irreversibility and inevitability of globalization. The fourth section discusses the benefits and costs of globalization. The fifth section asks what is to be done. The sixth section contains my conclusions.

Date: 2002
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