The “Evil Globalization” & the Central Dialectic Tug-of-War in the New Globalization’s Shaping
Abstract
Over the recent years there has been internationally a tremendous increase in the number of people engaged in the very concept of globalization and the economic crisis. This largely prolongs a lot of infertile conflict between some opposing “entrenched camps”, in scientific as well as social and political terms. Unfortunately, this process of thought takes a character, most often, extreme, dogmatic, and aphoristic. This article is structured in a way to:
- First, unravel the threads of globalization dynamics, of their development and crisis, and to establish a basic analytical framework towards the search for a “new globalization”.
- Second, investigate the structural socio-economic opposing views of global dynamics (the tug of war between the critical dimensions of Globalization) that advance always in an evolutionary way.
- Third, based on the available data, evaluate the most significant accomplishments, of every area of interest, which derive from the Globalization evolutionary procedure.
- In the end, rewrite the main directions that a modern socioeconomic global intervention requires in terms of moving the world system towards a new phase of development, which we call the “New Globalization”.
Published
2018-07-17
How to Cite
VLADOS, Charalampos; DENIOZOS, Nikolaos; CHATZINIKOLAOU, Demosthenes.
The “Evil Globalization” & the Central Dialectic Tug-of-War in the New Globalization’s Shaping.
Civitas Gentium, [S.l.], v. 6, n. 1, p. 89-134, july 2018.
ISSN 1792-9474.
Available at: <https://cg.turkmas.uoa.gr/index.php/cg/article/view/101>. Date accessed: 26 jan. 2021.
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Long Papers
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