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Global economic politics is presented as a conflict between rich coun- tries and poor countries , the North and the South , the producers of raw materials and the producers of software . Yet , as the late Michael Harrington once ...
Global economic politics is presented as a conflict between rich coun- tries and poor countries , the North and the South , the producers of raw materials and the producers of software . Yet , as the late Michael Harrington once ...
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Yet sovereignty is steadily eroding under the relentless pressure of global markets . Moreover , nationalist politics undercut the cross - border cooperation needed to balance the cross - border political reach of business and fi- nance ...
Yet sovereignty is steadily eroding under the relentless pressure of global markets . Moreover , nationalist politics undercut the cross - border cooperation needed to balance the cross - border political reach of business and fi- nance ...
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are networking intensely , creating what the chief justice of the Canadian Supreme Court refers to as a global human rights dialogue among supreme court judges . Legislators are following suit , although more slowly , reaching out to ...
are networking intensely , creating what the chief justice of the Canadian Supreme Court refers to as a global human rights dialogue among supreme court judges . Legislators are following suit , although more slowly , reaching out to ...
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