Politics and Globalisation

Martin Shaw is Professor of International Relations and Politics at the University of Sussex. His many previous publications include Dialectics of War, Post Military Society, Global Society and International Relations, and Civil Society and Media in Global Crises.

• Introduction, Martin Shaw; Part 1 Contesting Globalisation; Chapter 1 Globalisation: Prospects for a Paradigm Shift, Jan Aart Scholte; Chapter 2 How Novel is Globalisation?, Michael Nicholson; Part 2 State and Economy; Chapter 3 The National Economy in the Contemporary Global System, Angus Cameron, Ronen Palan; Chapter 4 Globalisation, Regional Integration and the State, Francis McGowan; Part 3 Power and Knowledge; Chapter 5 Social Movements and the Challenge to Power, Neil Stammers; Chapter 6 Comparison, Cleavages and Cycles: Politics and the European Union, Paul Taggart; Chapter 7 A Political Science Response to a Global Politics Agenda, Stephanie Hoopes; Part 4 Ethics and Politics; Chapter 8 Anti-Politics and Civil Society in Central Europe, Zdenek Kavan; Chapter 9 Global Ethics and the Implications of Globalisation, Christien van den Anker; Chapter 10 Globalising Liberalism?, Fiona Robinson; Part 5 Agency and Globality; Chapter 11 Globality as a Revolutionary Transformation, Martin Shaw; Chapter 12 Towards a Political Economy of Agency in Contemporary International Relations, John MacLean;