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What is the purpose of the chapter 'Globalisation and Its Critics'?
What is the purpose of the chapter 'Globalisation and Its Critics'?
To introduce the contemporary theoretical debates surrounding globalisation, illustrate the main features of protests against the social consequences of a globalised economy, and identify key political issues for scholars and students of International Relations.
Why has the term globalisation become a central issue in public debates around the world since the mid-1990s?
Why has the term globalisation become a central issue in public debates around the world since the mid-1990s?
Because of the apparently changed structure of world politics and economics, and the controversial social outcomes stemming from an increasingly integrated global economy.
What were the 1999 protests in Seattle against?
What were the 1999 protests in Seattle against?
The World Trade Organization (WTO)
What are some of the key political issues that scholars and students of International Relations (IR) must face in the context of globalisation?
What are some of the key political issues that scholars and students of International Relations (IR) must face in the context of globalisation?
What has globalisation become associated with?
What has globalisation become associated with?
What are the main features of protests against the social consequences of a globalised economy?
What are the main features of protests against the social consequences of a globalised economy?
What is the concept of globalisation within the field of IR and other social science disciplines?
What is the concept of globalisation within the field of IR and other social science disciplines?
What does globalisation encompass?
What does globalisation encompass?
Who proposed the position of 'hyperglobalisation' and what does it claim?
Who proposed the position of 'hyperglobalisation' and what does it claim?
What are the three explanations for contemporary global integration, as suggested in 'Global transformations'?
What are the three explanations for contemporary global integration, as suggested in 'Global transformations'?
What is the moral stance of hyperglobalists towards globalisation?
What is the moral stance of hyperglobalists towards globalisation?
Which scholars proposed the 'sceptical' explanation of globalisation?
Which scholars proposed the 'sceptical' explanation of globalisation?
What is the main role of the state according to the 'transformationalist' explanation of globalisation?
What is the main role of the state according to the 'transformationalist' explanation of globalisation?
What does the 'sceptical' explanation of globalisation claim about the role of the state?
What does the 'sceptical' explanation of globalisation claim about the role of the state?
What are the main elements of globalisation as proposed by the 'transformationalist' explanation?
What are the main elements of globalisation as proposed by the 'transformationalist' explanation?
Who proposed the position that globalisation is 'Nothing new' and what is their claim?
Who proposed the position that globalisation is 'Nothing new' and what is their claim?
What is the main purpose of the chapter 'Globalisation and Its Critics'?
What is the main purpose of the chapter 'Globalisation and Its Critics'?
What event symbolized public disquiet and controversy around the world as a result of globalisation?
What event symbolized public disquiet and controversy around the world as a result of globalisation?
What term has entered common usage and become a central issue in public debates in most countries around the world since the mid-1990s?
What term has entered common usage and become a central issue in public debates in most countries around the world since the mid-1990s?
What are the main features of protests against the social consequences of a globalised economy?
What are the main features of protests against the social consequences of a globalised economy?
What do scholars and students of International Relations (IR) need to address when considering the promotion of justice and effective governance within a more densely connected world?
What do scholars and students of International Relations (IR) need to address when considering the promotion of justice and effective governance within a more densely connected world?
What controversial social outcomes have stemmed from an increasingly integrated global economy?
What controversial social outcomes have stemmed from an increasingly integrated global economy?
What is the main purpose of examining globalisation as mentioned in the text?
What is the main purpose of examining globalisation as mentioned in the text?
What does the 'hyperglobalist' explanation of globalisation claim about the role of the state?
What does the 'hyperglobalist' explanation of globalisation claim about the role of the state?
According to the 'sceptical' explanation of globalisation, what is the moral stance towards globalisation?
According to the 'sceptical' explanation of globalisation, what is the moral stance towards globalisation?
What do scholars propose as the main elements of globalisation according to the 'transformationalist' explanation?
What do scholars propose as the main elements of globalisation according to the 'transformationalist' explanation?
What is the claim made by the 'sceptical' explanation regarding globalisation?
What is the claim made by the 'sceptical' explanation regarding globalisation?
Why is it essential to understand what globalisation means in the field of IR and other social science disciplines?
Why is it essential to understand what globalisation means in the field of IR and other social science disciplines?
What does 'Global transformations' offer according to the text?
What does 'Global transformations' offer according to the text?
What is the main reason for the essentially contested nature of the concept of globalisation as mentioned in the text?
What is the main reason for the essentially contested nature of the concept of globalisation as mentioned in the text?
What do scholars argue based on the 'hyperglobalisation' position as mentioned in the text?
What do scholars argue based on the 'hyperglobalisation' position as mentioned in the text?
What does 'Global transformations' offer according to the text?
What does 'Global transformations' offer according to the text?
What does the concept of 'hyperglobalisation' primarily revolve around as mentioned in the text?
What does the concept of 'hyperglobalisation' primarily revolve around as mentioned in the text?
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