Beyond Free Market: Social Inclusion and Globalization

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
CONTENTS
List of figures
List of tables
List of contributors
1. Introduction
2. Development alternatives beyond the “free market”: Progressive capitalism and democratic socialism
3. Social reproduction, social movements and market failure
4. Globalization and the twin scourges of illiberalism and inequality
5. Gender, climate, and conflict in forced migration
6. Human greed versus human needs: Decarbonization of the global economy
7. The fall of the dollar
8. Dream and reality of free mobility in asian labor migration regimes
9. Demography, development and demagogues. Is population growth good or bad for economic development?
10. Sharing the pie? The fourth industrial revolution and the sharing/platform economy: Distributive justice implications
11. Uneven development, discrimination in housing and organized resistance
12. The fear for another revolution/colonialism: The evolution of the monroe doctrine as an instrument of racist domination and hegemony in the caribbean
13. International development financing in a post-bretton woods world
14. Turning the tide on canada, the empire: Genuine reconciliation, pluriversality, and indigeneity
15. Civil society and the fault lines of global democracy
Index