Re-Thinking the Local and the Global in an Age of Ecological Risk, Democratic Estrangement, Societal Fragmentation and Predatory

Emboldened by deepening global interconnectivity and the end of the Cold War, many observers envisioned a future of greater international cooperation and market-fueled economic growth. Among the many crises that have unhinged this optimism since 2000 has been the eruption of anti-democratic right-po...

The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Global Studies

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