Globalization, the third world state and poverty-alleviation in the twenty-first century/ 
edited by B. Ikubolajeh Logan 
 - London:  Ashgate,  2002. 
 - vi, 204 p. :  ill. ;  24 cm. 
<br/><br/>1 Introduction: Globalization and Third World development in the twenty-first century <br/>2 Globalization and poverty: from a poststructural perspective<br/>3 Globalization and marginalization in Euro-Africa relations in the twenty-first century <br/>4 The liberalization of underdevelopment or the criminalization of the state? Contrasting explanations of Africa's politico-economic crisis under globalization<br/>5 Does globalization advance or hinder democratization in Africa? <br/>6 Globalization, the state and economic development in Africa<br/>7 Science parks as magnets for global capital: locating high-tech growth engines in metropolitan Shanghai <br/>8 The state and globalization of labor: labor export and import in Taiwan's economic restructuring and development<br/>9 Trade liberalization and economic development in Mexico: a case for globalization?<br/>10 Neoliberalism in South Africa<br/>11 From anarchy to renaissance in Africa in the new millennium: new regionalisms as responses to globalizations <br/>12 State, donor and NGO configurations in Malian development, 1960-1999: the enactment and contestation of global rationalized myths in an organizational field<br/>13 Peripheral vision: globalization, sustainable development and the political ecology of cotton production in Mali <br/>14 Conclusion: From globalization towards universalization in the twenty-first century  
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0754609235 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Globalization<br/>Poverty--Developing Countries<br/>Developing Countries--Economic Conditions<br/>Developing Countries --Politics and Government
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>338.90091724  / LOG/G