Titlebook: Internalizing Globalization; The Rise of Neoliber Susanne Soederberg,Georg Menz,Philip G. Cerny Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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Guillermo Ruiz Torresst some unpaid domestic work for themselves or others on a regular basis. The type and size of housing in which one lives, the availability and affordability of domestic equipment and easy-care materials, family structure and ability to outsource domestic tasks alongside cultural housekeeping standa

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Mark Evans,Bui Duc Haiut the consent of the targeted state. Its opponents view it as the contemporary form of colonialism. This claim is substantiated by retrieving the historical background of this practice in the just war theory, in order to examine whether there is a precedent of such practice, and looking at its lega

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Anastasia Nesvetailovahem to see whether we can respond to them satisfactorily. To do so, I first reconstruct his political theory from his . to ., in order to situate the origin of his conception of human rights. Building on this first point, the second point then analyzes Rawls’s view of human rights. Conceived as nece

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Different Roads to Globalization: Neoliberalism, the Competition State, and Politics in a More Open , social, and political — across national borders. Globalization itself is in turn reshaped by and through local conditions and domestic political objectives; it is not just imposed from outside. It starts from the competing goals of people in everyday politics and economics — especially over the me

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Rhineland Model: Embedding Neoliberalism in Germanydel (Harding and Patterson 2000), emanating from economic liberalization induced by the European Union (EU) and the global dissemination of neoliberal ideology and policies, the relative institutional stability of Rhineland capitalism has been interpreted as evidence of its continuing resilience. Th

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Embedding Neoliberalism in Spain: from Franquismo to Neoliberalismain’s exceptionalism (Heywood, 1999). The notion of fundamental Spanish ‘difference’ was proclaimed to underpin a model of political and economic development centred on a protected internal market, wide-ranging centralized bureaucratic intervention in economy and society, and a relatively low regard

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