• DOI:10.1080/14747730500202206
Corpus ID: 146553776

Arguing globalizations: Propositions towards an investigation of global formation

@article{James2005ArguingGP,
  title={Arguing globalizations: Propositions towards an investigation of global formation},
  author={P. James},
  journal={Globalizations},
  year={2005},
  volume={2},
  pages={193 - 209}
}

P. James

Published 2005

Sociology

Globalizations

Abstract Theorizing globalization in all its contradictions and unevenness is still at a very formative stage. Too many theories are either characterized by reductive appropriations of the phenomenon or by studied vagueness. This article attempts to answer the question how can we set up a method for understanding such a variable set of processes associated with globalization(s) while still recognizing broad and changing dominant patterns of practice across world history. The article begins with… CONTINUE READING

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