Surviving Globalism: The Social and Environmental Challenges

Notes on the Contributors - Introduction: Sustainability, Globalization and Moral Imagination; T.Schrecker - PART 1: - Globalization as the Triumph of Capitalism: The Rights of Private Property, Economic Justice, and the New World Order; G.Teeple - Global Economy and Civil Society; M.J.Frankman - Alienation and Globalization; D.G.Janelle - PART 2: - Reconciling Ecological, Economic and Social Imperatives: A New Conceptual Framework; J.Robinson & J.Tinker - Beyond Iceberg Economics: Feminist and Ecological Approaches to Restructuring; M.Hessing - Unmasking Global Market Ideology: Regulating Against the Race to the Bottom; J.McMurtry - Environmental Justice, Power, and International Relations; P.Penz - PART 3: - The Ingenuity Gap: Can Poor Countries Adapt to Resource Scarcity?; T.Homer-Dixon - Threats to the Environment in an Era of Globalization: An End to State Sovereignty?; J.Clapp - Healing the Sky to Survive Globalization: A Gender Analogy; S.Tanner - Free Trade Versus the Environment in NAFTA; D.J.Blair - Toward a Sustainable US Health Policy: Local Congruities and Global Incongruities; A.Jameton & J.Pierce - PART 4: - Globalization and Its Discontents: Ecofeminism and the Dilemma of 'Universal' Politics; C.Sandilands - Biotechnology and Patent Rights: Seeking the Common Good; O.Funke - A Dose of Realism? The Social Grammar of Globalism; P.Corrigan - Index