London: Routledge 1999. My chapter (11, below) is available to download.

Contents

Martin Shaw, Introduction

Contesting Globalisation

1 Jan Aart Scholte, Globalisation: Prospects for a Paradigm Shift

2 Michael Nicholson, How Novel is Globalisation?

State and Economy

3 Angus Cameron and Ronen Palan, The National Economy in the Contemporary Global System

4 Francis McGowan, Globalisation, Regional Integration and the State

Power and Knowledge

5 Neil Stammers, Social Movements and the Challenge to Power

6 Paul Taggart, Comparison, Cleavages and Cycles: Politics and the European Union

7 Stephanie Hoopes, A Political Science Response to a Global Politics Agenda

Ethics and Politics

8 Zdenek Kavan, Anti-politics and Civil Society in Central Europe

9 Christien van den Anker, Global Ethics and the Implications of Globalisation

10 Fiona Robinson, Globalizing Liberalism?: Morality and Legitimacy in a Liberal Global Order

In Place of Conclusions: Agency and Globality

11 Martin Shaw, Globality as a Revolutionary Transformation (available to download)

12 John MacLean, Towards a Political Economy of Agency in Contemporary International Relations