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In search of the good life : the ethics of globalization / Rebecca Todd Peters.

Van Pelt Library BR115.G59 P48 2004
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Peters, Rebecca Todd.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Globalization--Religious aspects--Christianity.
Globalization.
Christian ethics--Reformed authors.
Christian ethics.
Feminist ethics.
Physical Description:
xi, 228 pages ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
New York : Continuum, [2004]
Summary:
In this groundbreaking book, Peters explores the phenomenon of globalization and asks whether it helps or harms society. She identifies and examines four competing theories of globalization and argues that these four visions of our world are incomplete and ultimately unhelpful. Instead, she offers a set of normative criteria that should guide all of society in a world characterized by globalization.
Contents:
A cacophony of voices : situating the conversation
The ethics of globalization : developing a normative Christian ethical approach to globalization
Globalization as new world order : neoliberalism as the reigning economic paradigm
Globalization as social development : reformation attempts of social equity liberalism
Globalization as localization : reconnecting to people and the earth
Globalization as neocolonialism : the struggle of people's movements for global solidarity
The good life for whom? : critiquing the four theories of globalization
The future of globalization : seeking pathways of transformation.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 211-221) and index.
ISBN:
0826416209
OCLC:
54881966

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