Globalization : perspectives from Central and Eastern Europe /

Bibliographic Details
Call Number:Libro Electrónico
Other Authors: Fábián, Katalin, 1929-
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:Inglés
Published: Amsterdam ; London : Elsevier JAI, 2007.
Edition:1. ed.
Series:Contemporary studies in economic and financial analysis ; v. 89.
Subjects:
Globalization > Europe, Eastern.
Globalization > Europe, Central.
Mondialisation > Europe de l'Est.
Mondialisation > Europe centrale.
POLITICAL SCIENCE > Government > International.
POLITICAL SCIENCE > International Relations > General.
Globalization
Diplomatic relations
Europe, Eastern > Foreign relations.
Europe, Central > Foreign relations.
Europe de l'Est > Relations extérieures.
Europe centrale > Relations extérieures.
Central Europe
Eastern Europe
Online Access:Texto completo
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction: Perspectives on globalization from central and eastern Europe
  • PART I: CONTINUITIES AND DISCONTINUITIES IN POLITICAL ECONOMY. Supraterritoriality, embeddedness, or both? Foreign direct investment in central and eastern Europe
  • Neo-liberal supraterritoriality? The impact of economic liberalization on globalization in central and eastern Europe
  • Economic and social integration from labor's point of view: the EU and the central and eastern European countries.
  • PART II: THE TRANSFORMATION OF TRADITIONAL POLITICS. On Europe's edge: changing borders in central and eastern Europe
  • Globalization, regionalization, and Europeanization: impact and effects on Polish policy-making
  • Globalization and national interest in EU enlargement: the case of Germany and Poland
  • Central and eastern Europe in the process of globalization and Europeanization: comparing the Czech Republic and Poland.
  • PART III: NEW ACTORS AND INFLUENCES IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: THE EFFECTS OF GLOBALIZATION. Norm diffusion in central and eastern Europe's domestic violence policies
  • Europeanization and the equal opportunities policy in Slovenia
  • Global civil society and policy integration: the marginalization of Polish and Czech environmental movements in the face of technocratic European governance.

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