Globalization and the global politics of justice

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword: The Social Left and the Market System by -- Acknowledgements -- List of Abbreviations -- Notes on the Contributors -- Part I Globalization and Resistance: Thinking through Politics -- 1 Introduction: Globalization and the Politics of Resistance -- 2 Overturning 'Globalization': Resisting Teleology, Reclaiming Politics -- 3 Conceptualizing Resistance to Globalization -- 4 Resisting 'Globalization-from-Above' through 'Globalization-from-Below' -- 5 Globalization versus Community: Stakeholding, Communitarianism and the Challenge of Globalization -- 6 Globalization and the Transformation of Economic Rights -- 7 Rearticulation of the State in a Globalizing World Economy -- 8 Globalization and the Retreat of the State -- Part II Strategies of Resistance: From the Local to the Global -- 9 Social Movements, Local Places and Globalized Spaces: Implications for 'Globalization from Below' -- 10 From National Resistance to International Labour Politics -- 11 Globalization and American Common Sense: Struggling to Make Sense of a Post-Hegemonic World -- 12 Globalization and Emancipation: From Local Empowerment to Global Reform -- 13 'Corporate Welfare' Campaigns in North America -- 14 Neoliberal Globalization, Social Welfare and Trade Unions in Southeast Asia -- 15 Globalization, Islam and Resistance -- 16 Mexico, Neoliberal Restructuring and the EZLN: A Neo-Gramscian Analysis -- 17 Globalization and Local Resistance: The Case of Shell versus the Ogoni -- 18 Structural Adjustment and the Response of Civil Society in Bangladesh and Zimbabwe: A Comparative Analysis -- Index.