Richard Sandbrook is Professor Emeritus of Political Science at the University of Toronto. His many books include Social Democracy in the Global Periphery: Origins, Challenges, Prospects (coauthored with Marc Edelman, Patrick Heller, and Judith Teichman). Ali Burak Güven is Lecturer in International Relations and International Political Economy at Birkbeck, University of London.

• List of IllustrationsIntroduction: Envisioning a Civilized GlobalizationAli Burack Güven and Richard SandbrookPart I: Globalization: Encounters and Trends 1. The Economics of Globalization: Making Sense of the Conflicting ClaimsAlbert Berry2. Crisis and the East-South TurnJan Nederveen Pieterse3. The European Union, Globalization, and the Problem of LegitimacyDermot Hodson4. Struggling with the Social Challenges of Globalization: Mexico, Chile, and South KoreaJudith Teichman5. Poverty, Inequality, and Liberalization: A Tale of Two IndiasMitu Sengupta6. Globalization and Culture Wars: The Case of IndiaAnil Mathew VarughesePart II: Devising Political Strategies for Civilizing Globalization 7. Paths to Civilizing GlobalizationRobert O’Brien8. How to Engage Globalization?James H. Mittelman9. Constructing Counter-Hegemonic Globalization: Braiding Mobilization and Linking LevelsPeter B. Evans10. Globalization-from-Below: An Innovative Politics of ResistanceRichard A. FalkPart III: Recasting Democracy and Transnational Cooperation 11. The Democratic State in a Global EconomyLouis W. Pauly12. Democracy and GlobalizationFrank Cunningham13. The IMF and the World Bank: Meeting New ChallengesAli Burak Güven14. Development Assistance as if Poverty Really MattersCranford PrattPart IV: Regulating Markets for a Civilized Globalization 15. When Very Little Is Already Too Much: The Struggle for International Labor StandardsFrank Hoffer16. Transnational Unionism in the Global SouthRobert Lambert and Edward Webster17. Protecting the Environment from Trade AgreementsMichelle Swenarchuk and Scott Sinclair18. Financing the Transition to a Low-Carbon FutureRodney R. White and Joseph Whitney19. Financial Transactions Taxation: Curbing Speculation, Funding Global Public GoodsJoy Kennedy20. Arts and Culture in World Trade: Promoting Cultural DiversityGarry NeilConclusion: The Left, Globalization, and the FutureRichard SandbrookContributorsIndex

"Civilizing Globalization develops a social democratic vision of globalization and global governance for the twenty-first century. The book presents a powerful case for regulating global markets so that the economy serves society and the environment, not the reverse. It is a wonderful contribution by an eminent group of scholars." — Ziya Öniş, Koç University

Richard Sandbrook is Professor Emeritus of Political Science at the University of Toronto. His many books include Social Democracy in the Global Periphery: Origins, Challenges, Prospects (coauthored with Marc Edelman, Patrick Heller, and Judith Teichman). Ali Burak Güven is Lecturer in International Relations and International Political Economy at Birkbeck, University of London.

• List of IllustrationsIntroduction: Envisioning a Civilized GlobalizationAli Burack Güven and Richard SandbrookPart I: Globalization: Encounters and Trends 1. The Economics of Globalization: Making Sense of the Conflicting ClaimsAlbert Berry2. Crisis and the East-South TurnJan Nederveen Pieterse3. The European Union, Globalization, and the Problem of LegitimacyDermot Hodson4. Struggling with the Social Challenges of Globalization: Mexico, Chile, and South KoreaJudith Teichman5. Poverty, Inequality, and Liberalization: A Tale of Two IndiasMitu Sengupta6. Globalization and Culture Wars: The Case of IndiaAnil Mathew VarughesePart II: Devising Political Strategies for Civilizing Globalization 7. Paths to Civilizing GlobalizationRobert O’Brien8. How to Engage Globalization?James H. Mittelman9. Constructing Counter-Hegemonic Globalization: Braiding Mobilization and Linking LevelsPeter B. Evans10. Globalization-from-Below: An Innovative Politics of ResistanceRichard A. FalkPart III: Recasting Democracy and Transnational Cooperation 11. The Democratic State in a Global EconomyLouis W. Pauly12. Democracy and GlobalizationFrank Cunningham13. The IMF and the World Bank: Meeting New ChallengesAli Burak Güven14. Development Assistance as if Poverty Really MattersCranford PrattPart IV: Regulating Markets for a Civilized Globalization 15. When Very Little Is Already Too Much: The Struggle for International Labor StandardsFrank Hoffer16. Transnational Unionism in the Global SouthRobert Lambert and Edward Webster17. Protecting the Environment from Trade AgreementsMichelle Swenarchuk and Scott Sinclair18. Financing the Transition to a Low-Carbon FutureRodney R. White and Joseph Whitney19. Financial Transactions Taxation: Curbing Speculation, Funding Global Public GoodsJoy Kennedy20. Arts and Culture in World Trade: Promoting Cultural DiversityGarry NeilConclusion: The Left, Globalization, and the FutureRichard SandbrookContributorsIndex

"Civilizing Globalization develops a social democratic vision of globalization and global governance for the twenty-first century. The book presents a powerful case for regulating global markets so that the economy serves society and the environment, not the reverse. It is a wonderful contribution by an eminent group of scholars." — Ziya Öniş, Koç University

Richard Sandbrook is Professor Emeritus of Political Science at the University of Toronto. His many books include Social Democracy in the Global Periphery: Origins, Challenges, Prospects (coauthored with Marc Edelman, Patrick Heller, and Judith Teichman). Ali Burak Güven is Lecturer in International Relations and International Political Economy at Birkbeck, University of London.

• List of IllustrationsIntroduction: Envisioning a Civilized GlobalizationAli Burack Güven and Richard SandbrookPart I: Globalization: Encounters and Trends 1. The Economics of Globalization: Making Sense of the Conflicting ClaimsAlbert Berry2. Crisis and the East-South TurnJan Nederveen Pieterse3. The European Union, Globalization, and the Problem of LegitimacyDermot Hodson4. Struggling with the Social Challenges of Globalization: Mexico, Chile, and South KoreaJudith Teichman5. Poverty, Inequality, and Liberalization: A Tale of Two IndiasMitu Sengupta6. Globalization and Culture Wars: The Case of IndiaAnil Mathew VarughesePart II: Devising Political Strategies for Civilizing Globalization 7. Paths to Civilizing GlobalizationRobert O’Brien8. How to Engage Globalization?James H. Mittelman9. Constructing Counter-Hegemonic Globalization: Braiding Mobilization and Linking LevelsPeter B. Evans10. Globalization-from-Below: An Innovative Politics of ResistanceRichard A. FalkPart III: Recasting Democracy and Transnational Cooperation 11. The Democratic State in a Global EconomyLouis W. Pauly12. Democracy and GlobalizationFrank Cunningham13. The IMF and the World Bank: Meeting New ChallengesAli Burak Güven14. Development Assistance as if Poverty Really MattersCranford PrattPart IV: Regulating Markets for a Civilized Globalization 15. When Very Little Is Already Too Much: The Struggle for International Labor StandardsFrank Hoffer16. Transnational Unionism in the Global SouthRobert Lambert and Edward Webster17. Protecting the Environment from Trade AgreementsMichelle Swenarchuk and Scott Sinclair18. Financing the Transition to a Low-Carbon FutureRodney R. White and Joseph Whitney19. Financial Transactions Taxation: Curbing Speculation, Funding Global Public GoodsJoy Kennedy20. Arts and Culture in World Trade: Promoting Cultural DiversityGarry NeilConclusion: The Left, Globalization, and the FutureRichard SandbrookContributorsIndex

"Civilizing Globalization develops a social democratic vision of globalization and global governance for the twenty-first century. The book presents a powerful case for regulating global markets so that the economy serves society and the environment, not the reverse. It is a wonderful contribution by an eminent group of scholars." — Ziya Öniş, Koç University