Globalization, regionalization and social change in the Pacific Rim
By: edited by Kate Barclay, Wayne Peake.
Contributors: Barclay, Kate.; Peake, Wayne.
Series: Pacific Rim : globalization, regionalization, and domestic trajectories -- v. 2; Pacific Rim -- v. 2.
Publisher: Universidad de Guadalajara; University of Technology Sydney
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Guadalajara, Jalisco, México; Sydney, Australia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 346
Subjects: Globalization -- Economic aspects -- Pacific Area; Globalization -- Social aspects -- Pacific Area; Regionalism -- Pacific Area; Social change -- Pacific Area; Pacific Area -- Economic conditions; Pacific Area -- Social conditions; Pacific Area -- Economic integration
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Regional integration and social change in the Pacific Rim : implications for human security and state responsibility / Stephanie Lawson; title: The emergence of a transnational advocacy network : international election monitoring in the Philippines, Chile, Nicaragua and Mexico / Arturo Santa-Cruz; title: The limits of social policies of growth and debates on their reform : South Korea and Mexico / Enrique Valencia Lomelí; title: Social consequences of economic change in Mexico / Carlos Barba Solano; title: Financial liberalization, the banking crisis and the debtors' movement in Mexico / Geneviève Marchini; title: Social movements facing the processes of globalization : beyond the paradigms of class and identity / Verónica Alfaro Ahumada; title: Rural-urban migration in China : temporary migrants in search of permanent settlement / Beatriz Carrillo Garcia; title: Mixing up : social contact and modernization in a Japanese joint venture in the Solomon Islands / Kate Barclay; title: Re-crossing a different water : colonialism, indigenism and Indo-Fijian migration / Devleena Ghosh; title: Transnational trajectories and cultural identity : lessons from the Chilean-Australian experience / Philippa Collin.