Table of contents for Globalization with a human face / edited by Jung Min Choi, John W. Murphy, and Manuel J. Caro.

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Contents 
Introduction
Jung Min Choi, John W. Murphy, and Manuel J. Caro
Chapter 1: The Traditional Ontology of Development, History, and Globalization from Below
John W. Murphy
Chapter 2: What is Globalization? Ambiguities of the Contemporary World Scene
Vicente Berdayes
Chapter 3: Globalization and Power: The Hidden Injuries of Consumerism
Stephen Shapiro
Chapter 4: Globalization and Resistance to the Market in Education
Karen A. Callaghan
Chapter 5: Does Dependency Theory still have Relevance in Latin America?
William Guedes Cortezia
Chapter 6: Vanishing Meaning, the Ideology of Value-Addition, and the Diffusion of 
Broadband Information Technology
Eric Mark Kramer
Chapter 7: Universalized Globalization and the Logistics of Identity
Algis Mickunas
Chapter 8: The Limits and Alternatives to Democracy-Democracy in the Era of 
Globalization
Alejandro Serrano Caldera
Chapter 9: Nationhood, Quantum Humanism, and Latin America
Carlos Largacha-Martinez and Manuel J. Caro
Chapter 10: Towards an Embodied Global Ethic
Luigi Esposito
Chapter 11: Striking Back at Empire: A Postmodern Resistance to Neoliberalism and 
Globalization
Jung Min Choi and Lawrence Byrne
Index
About the Editors
About the Contributors

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Globalization -- Social aspects.
International economic relations -- Social aspects.
Economic development -- Social aspects.