The Ends of Globalization

abstract action already argues basis become belonging capacity capitalism century civilization claims clearly colonial communication concept concerns connection consists context continued course cultural defined distinction dynamics economic emergence empire enclave especially essential Europe European example exclusion existence expansion expected experience expressed fact forces frequently further global governance ground historical idea imperialism important individual instance institutional integration interests involved Italy kind knowledge less logic mass means ment modern namely nation-state nature offered operate organized oriented patterns political possible practice principle production question realm recent regarding regions relations requires role rules seen sense simply social society solidarity sources specific structure struggle suggest theory tion trade traditional transformation transnational types United universal usually various vision Western world system