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CONFRONTING
GLOBAL
NEOLIBERALISM:
Third World Resistance
and Development
Strategies
edited by
Dr. Richard Westra
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FORTHCOMING
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This collection is a tour de force,
effectively countering not only the
neoliberal ideology of development as
a whole but the marginalizing within
today’s mainstream crisis discourse of
any discussion of the monstrous
misallocation of global resources
wrought by the so-called “Washington
Consensus” and the suffering and
destruction it has wreaked on third
world peoples and economies.
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Stellar international contributors
address the devastating impact of
neo-liberalism on key Third World
countries (China, Brazil, India, Cuba,
South Korea, Venezuela, Mexico and
South Africa, Thailand, Syria and Egypt)
and the different developmental
strategies they adopted to confront it.
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GLOBAL
DEPRESSION
AND
REGIONAL
WARS
/James Petras
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This book exposes the roots of the crisis
in the unsustainability of the United
States' military-driven empirebuilding
based on a volatile speculative economy,
and influenced by Zionist policy makers
committed to the colonialist state of
Israel.
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James Petras is a Bartle Professor (Emeritus) of
Sociology at Binghamton University, New York.
He is the author of 63 books published in 29
languages, and over 560 articles in
professional journals, including the American
Sociological Review, British Journal of
Sociology, Social Research, Journal of
Contemporary Asia, and Journal of Peasant
Studies. He has published over 2000 articles
in nonprofessional journals such as the New
York Times, the Guardian, the Nation, Christian
Science Monitor, Foreign Policy, New Left
Review, Partisan Review, Temps Moderne, Le
Monde Diplomatique, and his commentary is
widely carried on the internet. His publishers
have included Random House, John Wiley,
Westview, Routledge, Macmillan, Verso, Zed
Books and Pluto Books. He is winner of the Life
Time Career Award, Marxist Section, of the
American Sociology Association, the Robert
Kenny Award for Best Book, 2002, and the Best
Dissertation, Western Political Science
Association in 1968.
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