Globalisation and World's Poor Institutions, Inequality and Justice

Globalisation is an extremely powerful ideology being projected as having no alternative. There is resistance, even if not coherent as yet. The practical basis for an alternative is to be seen in the progress being made in different parts of the world, often by left parties, to make a reality of del...

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Main Author: JOHN HARRISS
Format: Printed Book
Published: Economic and Political Weekly June 9, 2001 2001
Online Access:http://10.26.1.76/ks/002031.pdf
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