Globalization, the Human Condition and Sustainable Development in the Twenty-first Century
Cross-national Perspectives and European Implications
Published on 1. October 2013
346 pages
978-1-78308-080-9 (ISBN)
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'Globalization, the Human Condition and Sustainable Development in the Twenty-first Century: Cross-national Perspectives and European Implications' is a cross-national, 175-nation-based exploration of the deep crisis in which Europe currently finds itself. Investigating the effects of dependency theory and world-systems theory upon the global success of eight dimensions of development - including democracy, environmental sustainability, employment, social cohesion, high-quality tertiary education and gender justice - this study argues that the current European crisis has been precipitated by the pro-globalist policies of the European Commission, and that in the near future these policies threaten to enter Europe into a destructive 'race to the bottom'.
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Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Illustrations
30 Illustrations
File size
6,82 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-78308-080-9 (9781783080809)
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Arno Tausch | Almas Heshmati
Globalization, the Human Condition and Sustainable Development in the Twenty-first Century
Cross-national Perspectives and European Implications
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Anthem Press
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Persons
Arno Tausch is Visiting Professor of Economics at Corvinus University in Budapest, Hungary and Adjunct Professor of Political Science at Innsbruck University, Austria.
Almas Heshmati is Professor of Economics at Sogang University.
Almas Heshmati is Professor of Economics at Sogang University.
Content
List of Abbreviations; Glossary of Key Terms; Foreword; Preface; 1. Should the Musicians Continue to Play?; 2. Background; 3. Methods; 4. Cross-national Results: Beyond the Pro-globalist Development Approach of the European Commission; 5. Final Cross-national Results for the Combined Development Indicator; 6. A Time Series Perspective on Globalization, Growth and Inequality; 7. Conclusions; Appendix 1: Multiple Regressions - The Dependency Model, Tested against Feminist, Demographic, Neoliberal, Geographic, Cultural, Peace Research and Human Capital Policy Predictors, Migration Theories and Integration Theories; Appendix 2: The Crisis Performance Index (Factor Analytical), 2009-2010 and After; Appendix 3: The Dynamics of Globalization since 1980 in 29 Major Economies of the World - The Time Series; Appendix 4: The Dynamics of Globalization and Inequality since 1970 in Some Major Developing Economies and in the World System as a Whole; Appendix 5: A Non-parametric Global Development Index, Based on 35 Variables; Appendix 6: A Non-parametric Global Development Index, Based on 30 Variables and Its Multivariate Determinants; Appendix 7: The Sources for the Cross-national Data Collection; A Commented Guide to the Literature; References; Index of Persons and Authorships; Index of Subjects and Countries
