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Relations of Global Power: Neoliberal
Order and Disorder
EDITED BY GARY TEEPLE (SIMON
FRASER UNIVERSITY) AND STEPHEN
MCBRIDE (MCMASTER UNIVERSITY)
2010 6x9 paper 256pp 978-1-4426-0365-3
Us & CDn $39.95
This collection of original
articles offers an up-todate,
critical review of
the global political economy
today, covering such
topics as international
finance, corporate
governance, military
power, international
labour standards,
global health, human rights, and more.
It provides a wide-ranging yet coherent
survey of contemporary international
institutions and how they are governed.
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The Riddle of Human Rights
BY GARY TEEPLE (SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY)
2004 6x9 paper 274pp 978-1-5519-3039-8
Us & CDn $29.95
(Available in the US through Prometheus Books)
“Teeple’s work forces us to
consider the ramifications of a
narrow, legal conception of
human rights in a world where
the division between the state
and civil society is becoming
increasingly blurred. It is an
innovative argument and an
essential contribution to a
literature blind to the limitations
of this elusive concept.” – Labour / Le Travail
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Globalization and the Decline of Social
Reform: Into the Twenty-First Century
BY GARY TEEPLE
2000 6x9 paper 242pp 978-1-5519-3026-8
Us & CDn $24.95
(Available in the US through Prometheus Books)
Global Environmental Challenges:
Perspectives from the South
EDITED BY JORDI DÍEZ AND O.P. DWIVEDI
(BOTH AT UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH)
2008 6x9 paper 328pp 978-1-5511-1820-8
Us & CDn $39.95
“This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to
understand the countries whose handling of the
globalization dilemma will determine the shape of
much of our common future.”
– Kathryn Hochstetler, University of New Mexico
In Global Environmental
Challenges, experts
examine globalization’s
multiple effects
on the perception of
environmental problems
in the Global South.
In eleven case studies,
contributors address
the complex relation-
ship between environmental ment, development, and
manage-
globalization.
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Nature’s Revenge: Reclaiming
Sustainability in an Age of
Corporate Globalization
EDITED BY JOSÉE JOHNSON (UNIVERSITY OF
TORONTO), MICHAEL GISMONDI (ATHABASCA
UNIVERSITY), AND JAMES GOODMAN
(UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, SYDNEY)
2006 6x9 paper 330pp 978-1-5511-1755-3
Us & CDn $29.95
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Not for Sale: Decommodifying Public Life
BY GORDON LAXER (UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA)
AND DENNIS SORON (ATHABASCA UNIVERSITY)
2006 6x9 paper 280pp 978-1-5511-1752-2
Us & CDn $29.95
Not for Sale examines key dimensions
of the current assault against communal
resources (the “commons”) and argues that
crucial areas of social and natural life—
such as human body parts, water, labour,
knowledge, and even the air we breathe—
should not be treated as commodities.
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