The common wealth(s)-inter-and non-state-at the start of the twenty-first century: contributions to global development and governance

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The rectification to oversight, especially in an emerging world 'order' characterised by unilateralism rather than multilateralism, is discussed. The official and unofficial commonwealths have rarely been treated as inter-or non state organisations, partnerships or epistemic communities contributing to global development and governance.

Economic aspects

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Before seattle: the historical roots of the current movement against corporate-led globalisation

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The main objective, to enrich the understanding of the precursors to today's global citizen movement against corporate-led globalisation and to draw on that history for its relevance to the contemporary period and movement and snapshots of three dynamic waves of economic integration that provoked cross-border resistance, is discussed.

Social movements

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The capitalist conjuncture: Over-accumulation, financial crises, and the retreat from globalisation

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A study argues that the main crisis that has overtaken current global economy is the classical capitalist crisis of over-accumulation. An effort is made to extend and deepen the analysis of the crisis of over-accumulation discussed in the work Dilemmas of Domination: The Unmaking of the American Empire.

United States, Analysis, United States economic conditions, Capitalism

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