| Handbook of Globalization, Governance, and Public Administration | | | Contribution by:
| Mujtaba, Bahaudin
Beckett-Camarata, Jane
Huque, Ahmed Shafiqul
Brinkerhoff, Derick W.
Garcia-Zamor, Jean-Claude
Dwivedi, O. P.
Lynch, Thomas D.
Mehallis, Mantha
Momayezi, Nasser
Bonimy, Madlyn
Anderson, Jonathan
Van Vliet, Christopher
Montgomery, John D.
Goss, Robert
Lee, Mordecai
Overman, Elizabeth Share
Loessner, G. Arno
Farrell, Mary
Werlin, Herbert H.
Suzuki, Itoko
Kalu, Kalu N.
Maheshwari, S. R.
Christensen, Tom
Laegreid, Per
Durant, Robert
Getha-Taylor, Heather
Felker, Lon S.
Wescott, Clay G.
Kaneko, Yuko
Zhang, Mengzhong
Neuby, Barbara L.
Sharma, Keshav C.
Singh, Amita
Yatrakis, Pan G.
Letnes, Bjorn
Kelly, Keith
Nabatchi, Tina
Newton, Leon
Scott, Susan
Haruna, Peter F.
Kapucu, Naim
Ventriss, Curtis
Horiuchi, Catherine
Laubsch, Paulette
Koehn, Peter H.
Fischer, Patrick
Cruise, Peter L.
Lynch, Cynthia E.
Khator, Renu
Nice, David
Brinkerhoff, Jennifer
Rigos, Platon N.
Tworoger, Leslie
Simon, Helen K.
Anickeeva, Anna A.
Blake, Richard
McFarlane, Donovan
Mishra, Durga Shanker | | Editor:
| Farazmand, Ali
Pinkowski, Jack | | Series edited by:
| Rabin, Jack | | Series title: | Public Administration and Public Policy Ser. | | ISBN: | 978-0-8493-3726-0 | | Publication Date: | Jul 2006 | | Publisher: | Routledge
| | Book Format: | Hardback | | List Price: | USD $260.00USD $199.95USD $300.00 | Book Description:
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Mapping the multi-dimensional relationships between the people, local and national governments, international organizations, global corporations, natural resources and the world market, this encyclopedic volume is both a primer and a guide for researchers, academics, and policymakers both public and private. Using country-specific cases, the essays examine globalization as a threat to national sovereignty, the environment, and public health, and as a contributor to increasing worldwide... More DescriptionMapping the multi-dimensional relationships between the people, local and national governments, international organizations, global corporations, natural resources and the world market, this encyclopedic volume is both a primer and a guide for researchers, academics, and policymakers both public and private. Using country-specific cases, the essays examine globalization as a threat to national sovereignty, the environment, and public health, and as a contributor to increasing worldwide inequality, and global insecurity. The authors explore ethics and the need for future global consciousness, and call for sustainable development to be grounded in community-based institutions while governments seek growth through market expansion worldwide. | |