A global world? / Re-ordering political space
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TextSeries: The Shape of the World: Explorations in Human Geography, 5Publication details: UK Oxford UP 1995Description: 296p., 240 x 180mm, Halftones, line drawings, maps, tables, paperbackISBN: - 0198741936
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| 327 HEY Key concepts in politics and international relations / | 327.127 SNO Permanent record / | 327.9415 COA Crossing the border : new relationships between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland | 327 AND A global world? / Re-ordering political space | 327 KLE FENCES AND WINDOWS | 327.1170 CHO 9-11 / | 327.12092 ELP ODD MAN OUT: THE STORY OF THE SINGAPORE TRAITOR. |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
This textbook is the final volume of a five-volume series on human geography. It draws attention to the process of political fragmentation within and between states taht is happening alongside the emergence of supranational institutions, transnational movements, and the growth of superstates, with a mixture of text and readings. It explores the kind of global politics we are witnessing through a number of issues such as the alleged emergence of a new world order, the impact of Islam as a global force, the rise of regions in an interdependent world, and the notion of the break-up of the nation state.
This textbook is the final volume of a five-volume series on human geography. It draws attention to the process of political fragmentation within and between states that is happening alongside the emergence of supranational institutions, transnational movements, and the growth of superstates.
A new world disorder?, Tony McGrew; the drive to global regions, Chris Brook; nation states - fragmentation or federalization?, James Anderson; global alternatives - the Islamic option, Brian Beeley; from local to global - the transnational dimension of environmental movements, Andrew Blowers; uneven world, uneven response, Allan Cochrane.
Table of contents provided by Syndetics
- 1 A New World Disorder?
- 2 The Drive to Global Regions
- 3 Nation States: Fragmentation or Federalization?
- 4 Global Alternatives: The Islamic Option
- 5 From Local to Global: The Transnational Dimension of Environmental Movements
- 6 Uneven World, Uneven Response