Globalization: Key Thinkers

A good review of globalization writings, not very inclusive, but very well analyzed. Thinkers form the East and the South are required, like Amyrthia Sam

This book is as terrible as the course that it was required for. I recommend you don't buy this book and don't take the course. It was terrible. The book is hard to follow if you haven't taken economics courses which makes the theories difficult to comprehend. If you do take this course I recommend you research your professors prior. If I would of known how terrible this book and course was going to be I wouldn't of wasted my time.

Good overview. My main problem was the book's inclusion of some "key thinkers" whom I don't believe to merit the fuss made over them here. For example, Hardt and Negri... Subcommandante Marcos. These do not deserve the amount of space they're given here. Otherwise, this is mostly quite a good book.

Excellent