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THE COLLAPSE OF GLOBALISM: AND THE REBIRTH OF NATIONALISM
By: John Ralston Saul
An incisive and compelling consideration of the rebirth of nationalism after the demise of globalization, by a renowned economist and philosopher.
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September 2005
224 pages
ISBN: 1585676292
Hardcover
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Non-Fiction
Grand economic theories rarely last more than a few decades and globalization, with its technocratic and technological determinism, and its market idolatry, may have seen its best days. Perhaps it is already a spent force, argues John Ralston Saul - the prize-winning author of Voltaire's Bastards, and On Equilibrium, among others - in this groundbreaking new book. The Collapse of Globalism follows globalization from its promising beginnings in the 1970s through to the increasing deregulation in industry, and into the 1990s, when regional economic collapses and concern for the environment and for the rights of workers led to widespread protest and disillusionment. In the wake of globalism's collapse, nationalism of the best and worst sort, Saul demonstrates, shows signs of making a remarkable, unexpected recovery.
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