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Global Trap, The
Subsistence Perspective, The
Empire & Imperialism
Global Trap, The
Globalization and the Assault on Prosperity and Democracy
This remarkable book explores the spread of globalization and the likely consequences for jobs and democracy. The book opens a private seminar attended by 500 chief executives of major corporations, leading politicians and intellectuals in San Francisco. The conclusions were devastating. The biggest manufacturers, while shifting production away from the industrial countries, foresee a technological future in which only a fifth of the world current workforce will be needed. Millions will be unemployed and a growing gulf between the low paid and the well off will be the consequences. But, Martin and Schumann argue, we do not have to be mere cogs in a brutal global dynamic. Democratic power and economic prosperity do not have to give way to unstoppable technological and economic progress. The primacy of politics over the economy and the care of the state must, and can, be reasserted. A left wing view, trying to protect union power and privileged classes in some developed countries, and to prevent the shift to low labor cost countries, is the main line of the book.
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ISBN: | 9781856495301 |
AUTHOR | Martin, Hans-Peter & Harald Schumann |
RELEASED | 2006-03-18 |
London 1997, | |
WL CODE | I7872 |
SIZE | 280 pp., 135 x 215 mm |
BOOK WEIGHT | 0.340 Kg |
PACKING WEIGHT | 0.200 Kg |
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