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Preface Introduction
1. The State and Globalisation
2. Is Nationalisation Dead?
3. Nations and Nationalism
4. Third World Labyrinth: is a Democratic Model Possible?
Conclusion Notes Index
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Neal Johnson
reviewed The twilight of globalisation on December 16, 2013
The twilight of globalisation
The title of the book is misleading. I expected detailed examples of how different kinds of markets work. Instead this book is a tirade against American capitalism. This book is thin on theories, science and case studies and abound in opinion. The author has a particularly bad habit of name dropping a few economists without explaining their theories with enough depth.
As some one who understands a little bit of economics, I felt like the book treats me as an idiot. Its at best a bad pop-economics introduction book.
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