Development, Globalization, Global Values, and Security

Glen Segell is a Visiting Professor and Research Fellow in the Department of Political Studies and Governance at the University of the Free State, South Africa, and Research Fellow at the Ezri Center for Iran & Gulf Studies, University of Haifa, Israel. He holds the rank of Brigadier-General (Reserves) and is an expert for NATO STO.

• Chapter 1. Introduction.- Part I. Development.- Chapter 2. Development Theory: The Social-Liberal Approach.- Chapter 3. Analysing Inequality, Dependence, and Poverty in the World System.- Chapter 4. Politics Means Shaping the Shape.- Chapter 5. Multinational Firms and the Pattern and Structure of Foreign Direct Investment.- Part II. Globalization.- Chapter 6. Global Studies Meets World-Systems Theory.- Chapter 7. World-scale Problems and the Policy Response of Multilateral Institutions.- Chapter 8. On the Hidden Pattern in the History of Wars.- Chapter 9. Russia and Germany in the System of Powers.- Part III. Global values.- Chapter 10. Globalization, Islamism and the Persistence of Religion.- Chapter 11. Studies on Global Catholicism.- Chapter 12. Tausch and Political Controversies in Austrian Media: ‘Political Islam’ in the Austrian Debate.- Part IV. Security.- Chapter 13. States of Emergency: In Whose Interest Are They Invoked?.- Chapter 14. Rabin and the Intelligence Services on the Eve of the Oslo Accords.- Chapter 15. Tausch on Terrorism.- Chapter 16. Terror in the 21st Century The Modus Operandi of the Islamic State – What we know and what we can learn from it!.