Enacting Globalization

Edited by Louis Brennan

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Date: 2014
ISBN: 978-1-137-36194-3
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Low Corporate Tax Rates and Economic Development

Jim Stewart

Ch 2 The Indian State, the Diasporic Hindu Right and the ‘Desire Named Development’

Chandana Mathur

Ch 3 A Conceptual Framework for Financial Inclusion and Recent Evidence for Sub-Saharan Africa

Michael King

Ch 4 From Theory to Practice: Potentials and Pitfalls of a Rights-Based Approach to Discrimination in the Kaffa Society of Ethiopia

Federica Sisto

Ch 5 Research Capacity Building in Africa: Perceived Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats Impacting on the Doctoral Training for Development Programme in Africa

Ogenna Uduma, Sarah Glavey, Sarah O’Reilly Doyle, Martina Hennessy, Frank Barry, Mike Jones and Malcolm MacLachlan

Ch 6 Human Waste? Reading Bauman’s Wasted Lives in the Context of Ireland’s Globalization

Gillian Wylie

Ch 7 Negotiating Power: Social Movement Theory and Migrant Groups in Ireland

David Landy

Ch 8 Migrant-Led Activism and Integration from Below in Recession Ireland

Ronit Lentin

Ch 9 A Running Repair for the World Trade Organization

William Kingston

Ch 10 Globalizing Legal Process in the Struggle to Counter Impunity Efficiently

Rosemary Byrne

Ch 11 Attitudes to a Relaxation of the EU Border Regime: Economically Beneficial but Politically Unrealistic?

Damian Jackson

Ch 12 Migration and Clustering of Creative Workers: Historical Case Studies of Visual Artists and Composers

John O’Hagan

Ch 13 Policy Shifts and the Depoliticization of Immigration

Kevin Cunningham

Ch 14 Learning from Poland? What Recent Mass Immigration to Ireland Tells Us about Contemporary Irish Migration

James Wickham, Alicja Bobek, Sally Daly, Torben Krings, Elaine Moriarty and Justyna Salamońska

Ch 15 Varieties of Partisan Capitalism and the Globalization of Service Markets

Anne Wren and Máté Fodor

Ch 16 Trade Liberalization and Industry Structure: Evidence from Vietnam

Carol Newman

Ch 17 Privatized Firms and Their Management Structures: Links with the State?

Raj Chari and Svenja Dahlmann

Ch 18 Mapping Family Business Groups from a Cross-Cultural Perspective

Alessandra Vecchi, Bice Della Piana and Claudia Cacia

Ch 19 Globalization and Ireland’s Export Performance

Frances Ruane, Iulia Siedschlag and Gavin Murphy

Ch 20 Reflections on Capital Flows in the Euro Area

Philip R. Lane

Ch 21 Remittance Flows to Developing Countries: Trends, Importance and Impact

Catia Batista, Gaia Narciso and Carol Newman

Ch 22 Of Cables, Connections and Control: Africa’s Double Dependency in the Information Age

Björn Surborg and Pádraig Carmody

Ch 23 The Effects of Aging on US FDI

Ronald Davies and Robert R. Reed

Ch 24 Intellectual Expatriates and Their Intangible Value in Post-Industrial Globalized Societies

Domingo Sánchez-Zarza and José Manuel Saiz-Álvarez

Ch 25 Spreading the Benefits of Globalization: How the International Donor Community Assisted Developing Countries to Integrate into the Global Economy

William Hynes

Ch 26 A Tale of Two Trilemmas

Kevin Hjortshøj O’Rourke

Ch 27 Europe’s Response to Non-Traditional Sources of Investment

Louis Brennan and Tae Hoon Kim

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