The Ends of Globalization

abstract argues become Braudel capacity capitalist century citizenship civil society civilizational claims Cold War colonial communication concept context countries distinction domain dynamics economic Egypt emergence empire enclave essential ethics Eurocentric Europe European example exclusion existence expansion film global capitalism Global City governance governmental Hegel hierarchy Ibn Battuta idea ideological imperialism individual institutional integration interests Islam Jürgen Habermas Layoun legitimacy less logic mass mass media Mattelart Max Weber McWorld ment modern Mongol nance nation-state nature nomic Norbert Elias norms organized oriented parochial patterns periphery philosophy political possible potential precisely principle realm regarding regions Rifa'ah Rafi role rules sense social sociopolitical solidarity sovereignty spheres spirit structure struggle symbiosis territorial theory tion tional totalitarian trade traditional transformation transnational transnational culture transnationalism ture universal vision Western world system