Author: Jay Drydyk; Peter Penz (eds.)
Title: Global Justice, Global Democracy
Description: Winnipeg: Society for Socialist Studies, 1997. As new! Paper bound, vol.12 of Socialist Studies, 305pp. A fine, unread, new copy. 500 grams. Contents include: Part One: Reconceiving Justice and Democracy; Is Global Justice Impossible? by Kai Nielsen; Bio / cultural Diversity and Equity om {pst-NAFTA Mexico (or Tomasita Comes North While Big Mac Goes South); International Economic Justice and Exploitation by Peter Penz; An Egalitarian Law of Peoples by Thomas Pogge; An Ethical Response to Globalization: Justice or Solidarity? by Jocelyne Couture; Globalization and Social Policy: Defending Social Standards by Ramesh Mishra; Globalization and Human Rights by Jay Drydyk; PART TWO: World Institutions, States, and Movements; From the Eurocentricity of Development Economics to Global Economic Governance by Ozay Mehmet; Reflections on Democratic Global Federalis by Myron J. Frankman; A Challenge to the Inevitability of Globalization: The Logic of Repositioning the State as the Terrain of Contest by Judy Fudge and Harry Glasbeek; Resistance to Neoliberalism: Localization and Gllobalization among Latin American Popular Movements by Eduardo Canel; Conclusion: Globalizing Socialism by Peter Penz and Jay Drydyk.

Keywords: Globalization Foreign Policies Development Studies Global Justice Democracy 1895686822


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