Globalization from Below: The World's Other Economy

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Globalization from Below: The World’s Other Economy
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Contents
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Notes on Contributors
Introduction: What Is Globalization from Below?
Part One: Mapping Globalization from Below: Routes, Nodes, Laws
	1. Following the New Silk Road Between Yiwu and Cairo
	2. “they Come from China”: Pirate Cds in Mexico in Transnational Perspective
	3. Ciudad Del Este and Brazilian Circuits of Commercial Distribution
	4. Neoliberalism and Globalization from Below in Chungking Mansions, Hong Kong
	5. Illegalisms and the City of São Paulo
Part Two: Embodying Globalization from Below: Entrepreneurs, Traders, Peddlers
	6. Hong Kong Petty Capitalists Investing in China: Risk Tolerance, Uncertain Investment Environments, Success and Failure
	7. from Secondhand Clothing to Cosmetics: How Philippine–hong Kong Entrepreneurs Fill Gaps in Cross-border Trade
	8. Mexican “ant Traders” in the El Paso/ciudad Juárez Border Region: Tensions Between Globalization, Securitization and New Mobility Regimes
	9. African Traders in Guangzhou: Routes, Reasons, Profits, Dreams
	10. in the Shadow of the Mall: Street Hawking in Global Calcutta
	11. Localism Meets Globalization at an American Street Market
	12. Local Politics and Globalization from Below: the Peddler Leaders of Mexico City’s Historic Center Streets
Conclusion: Globalization from Below and the Non-hegemonic World-system
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