CIAO DATE: 7/99

Selling Globalization
The Myth of the Global Economy

Michael Veseth ^*

Lynne Rienner Publishers

1998

Bibliographic Data

Book Summary and Reviews

 

Table of Contents

Preface

1. Global Visions

2. The End of Geography and the Last Nation-State

3. The Center of the Universe

4. Currency Crises

5. Turbulence and Chaos

6. The Political Economy of Globalization

7. Unsettled Foundations

8. Rethinking Globalization

Bibliography

*  Michael Veseth is professor of economics and director of the Political Economy Program at the University of Puget Sound. His numerous books include Mountains of Debt; Introductory Economics; Public Finance; and most recently, Introduction to International Political Economy (coauthored with David Balaam).