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Why this Website about Globalisations?
| | | The concept of « Globalisation » refers to a process which extends the principles of market economy to the whole world. But it merely takes into account the economic side of a more complex movement. The concept of « Globalisations » (plural) focuses, on the contrary, on the diversity and singularity of the different Globalisation processes ... | |
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In Focus |
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With their Ile-de-France Statement, Regions bring the EU toward post-Kyoto
| | | Meeting for the first time since Copenhagen, world’s leading Regions have gathered in view of the 16th Conference of the Parties in Mexico. The main leaders of Regions and Federated states, as well as the main regional networks met last week in Paris on the invitation of the Ile-de-France Region (F) and the Climate group. Together, in line ... | |
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Critical Dictionary |
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Gendering globalisation
| | | Gender analysis, understood as the analysis of gender differences and their effects, casts important light on the socio-economic and cultural processes of globalisation. Gender, as a category of social organisation and as a means by which power and resources are allocated, helps to structure a range of global process from patterns of migration ... | |
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