Titlebook: Critical Perspectives on International Political Economy; Jason P. Abbott (Senior Lecturer in International Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan,

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New Media and Technology Convergence,nomy (IPE). In particular such contributions have been applied to shed greater light upon the nature of neoliberalism and on the phenomenon of globalisation (Cox, 1987, 1992; Murphy and Tooze, 1991; Gill, 1993; Lee, 1995; Palan and Abbott, 1999 Rupert, 2000). The inclusion of such theories has contr

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Book 2002ch as finance, the practices of health and work, the relevance of new social movements and the political economy of the Internet. In so doing it provides a possible map for the next stage of critical development in the study of International Political Economy.

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New Media and Technology Convergence, and ethnic differences. The globalisation of capital may be proving a prophetic Marx correct (Fukuyama, 1991) as protest groups coin phrases such as ‘we have to be as transnational as capital’ to indicate that if capitalism has entered a new global era, then counterforces to it must similarly adopt such strategic coordination (Sklair, 1998)..

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Rethinking Resistance: Contesting Neoliberal Globalisation and the Zapatistas as a Critical Social and ethnic differences. The globalisation of capital may be proving a prophetic Marx correct (Fukuyama, 1991) as protest groups coin phrases such as ‘we have to be as transnational as capital’ to indicate that if capitalism has entered a new global era, then counterforces to it must similarly adopt such strategic coordination (Sklair, 1998)..

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New Media and Technology Convergence, is a call for the further opening of dialogical spaces in IPE, with one of the prime aims being to dispel fears, such as those expressed by Farrands, of the appearance of critical experts in IPE; parties whose range of influence would, or could, determine the themes and sites of critical debates.

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New Media and Technology Convergence,s regarded by some as both giving a voice to those who would not otherwise be heard. and of being a more expressive medium, largely because the principal form of communication is text based. As a consequence the age, economic class, race or sex of the user cannot be easily identified (Everard, 2000; Sproul and Kiesler, 1991).