Deglobalization: Ideas for a New World Economy

By W. Bello. 2002

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Neo‐liberalism as creative destruction (2006, background): “They were and are all part of a volatile mix of protest movements that swept the world and increasingly grabbed the headlines during and after the 1980s (Wignaraja, 1993; Brecher et al ., 2000; Gills, 2001, Bello, 2002; Mertes, 2004).”
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