Yildiz Atasoy is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia. She specializes in transnational political economy, political sociology, and gender relations. William K. Carroll teaches sociology and participates in the graduate program in contemporary social and political thought at the University of Victoria. He is the author of Corporate Power and Canadian Capitalism.

• Preface - Vanaja DhruvarajanPart I: Sociology of Globalization Chapter 1: Explaining Globalization - Yildiz AtasoyPart II: Economic Shaping of Globalization Chapter 2: Is Globalization a Reality, a Tendency or a Rationale for Neoliberal Economic Policies? - Robert Chernomas and Ardeshir SepehriChpater 3: Undoing the End of History: Canada-centred Reflections on the Challenge of Globalization - William K. CarrollChapter 4: Explaining Local-Global Nexus: Muslim Politics in Turkey - Yildiz AtasoyPart III: Global Politics: The Role of Non-Governmental and Governmental International Organizations Chapter 5: Globalization, Competitiveness and Human Security: Revisited - Helen O'NeillChapter 6: Interrogating Globalization: Emerging Contradictions and Conflicts - Elaine CoburnPart IV: Politics of Alternatives Chapter 7: Women and Globalization in the Economic North and South - Ann DenisChapter 8: Two Faces of Globalization in Mexico: Maquiladoras and Zapatistas - Jean-Luc ChodkiewiczChapter 9: Feminism and Resistance to Globalization of Capitalism - Vanaja DhruvarajanAfterword: September 11 and the Reorganization of the World Economy - Yildiz AtasoySelected BibliographyIndex

Yildiz Atasoy is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia. She specializes in transnational political economy, political sociology, and gender relations. William K. Carroll teaches sociology and participates in the graduate program in contemporary social and political thought at the University of Victoria. He is the author of Corporate Power and Canadian Capitalism.

• Preface - Vanaja DhruvarajanPart I: Sociology of Globalization Chapter 1: Explaining Globalization - Yildiz AtasoyPart II: Economic Shaping of Globalization Chapter 2: Is Globalization a Reality, a Tendency or a Rationale for Neoliberal Economic Policies? - Robert Chernomas and Ardeshir SepehriChpater 3: Undoing the End of History: Canada-centred Reflections on the Challenge of Globalization - William K. CarrollChapter 4: Explaining Local-Global Nexus: Muslim Politics in Turkey - Yildiz AtasoyPart III: Global Politics: The Role of Non-Governmental and Governmental International Organizations Chapter 5: Globalization, Competitiveness and Human Security: Revisited - Helen O'NeillChapter 6: Interrogating Globalization: Emerging Contradictions and Conflicts - Elaine CoburnPart IV: Politics of Alternatives Chapter 7: Women and Globalization in the Economic North and South - Ann DenisChapter 8: Two Faces of Globalization in Mexico: Maquiladoras and Zapatistas - Jean-Luc ChodkiewiczChapter 9: Feminism and Resistance to Globalization of Capitalism - Vanaja DhruvarajanAfterword: September 11 and the Reorganization of the World Economy - Yildiz AtasoySelected BibliographyIndex

Yildiz Atasoy is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia. She specializes in transnational political economy, political sociology, and gender relations. William K. Carroll teaches sociology and participates in the graduate program in contemporary social and political thought at the University of Victoria. He is the author of Corporate Power and Canadian Capitalism.

• Preface - Vanaja DhruvarajanPart I: Sociology of Globalization Chapter 1: Explaining Globalization - Yildiz AtasoyPart II: Economic Shaping of Globalization Chapter 2: Is Globalization a Reality, a Tendency or a Rationale for Neoliberal Economic Policies? - Robert Chernomas and Ardeshir SepehriChpater 3: Undoing the End of History: Canada-centred Reflections on the Challenge of Globalization - William K. CarrollChapter 4: Explaining Local-Global Nexus: Muslim Politics in Turkey - Yildiz AtasoyPart III: Global Politics: The Role of Non-Governmental and Governmental International Organizations Chapter 5: Globalization, Competitiveness and Human Security: Revisited - Helen O'NeillChapter 6: Interrogating Globalization: Emerging Contradictions and Conflicts - Elaine CoburnPart IV: Politics of Alternatives Chapter 7: Women and Globalization in the Economic North and South - Ann DenisChapter 8: Two Faces of Globalization in Mexico: Maquiladoras and Zapatistas - Jean-Luc ChodkiewiczChapter 9: Feminism and Resistance to Globalization of Capitalism - Vanaja DhruvarajanAfterword: September 11 and the Reorganization of the World Economy - Yildiz AtasoySelected BibliographyIndex