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Globalization, Alienation and the Loss of Other-Wiseness
1997
Toronto. Rejkge
unpublished
The authorfocuses on the impact of globalization on dz%ferent aspects of civil society. He argues that the global division of labour, and the exodus of tran-snational corporations has resulted in a new configuration of the forces of integration and fragmentation of regional economies. Postmodemist emphasis on heterogeneity and uniqueness of cultural life has given the Radical Right justification for excluding attention to those considered as cultural minorities. Rather, we are reduced to a
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