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The Race to the Top

Tomas Larsson

2001

Handbook of globalization, governance, and public administration

Ali Farazmand, Jack Pinkowski

2007

Globalizing Central Asia

Marlène Laruelle

2012

Everything Is Broken up and Dances

Guido Maria Brera, Antony Shugaar, Edoardo Nesi

2018

Development economics and structuralist macroeconomics

Amitava Krishna Dutt, Jaime Ros

2003

The decline of the welfare state

Assaf Razin, Efraim Sadka

2005

Tourism industry

Richard Spilsbury

2009

Red Sky at Morning

James Gustave Speth

2004

Global habit

Paul B. Stares

1996

Globalization, convergence and European telecommunciations regulation

Seamus Simpson, Peter Humphreys

2006

Security and Environmental Change

Simon Dalby

2009

Education in a digital world

Neil Selwyn

2012

The new individualism

Anthony Elliott

2005

Economic Rationalism in Canberra

Michael Pusey

1991

Cross-cultural dialogues

Craig Storti

1994

Global Capitalism

Jeffry A. Frieden

2006

The cosmopolites

Atossa Araxia Abrahamian

2015

International Business : The Challenges of Globalization

Kenneth L. Wild, John J. Wild

2009

The third force

Ann Florini

2000

The No-Nonsense Guide to Class, Caste & Hierarchies (The No-Nonsense Guides)

Jeremy Seabrook

2002

False Dawn

John Gray

2000

Gender, globalization, and gender democratization

Mary E. Hawkesworth; Brigitte Young, Rita Mae Kelly, Rita Mae Kelly; Jane H. Bayes

2001

Globalization and the decline of social reform

Gary Teeple

1995

Global Governance

Steve Hughes

2002

BRICS

Patrick Bond, Ana Garcia

2015

Migration in the 21st century

Pauline Gardiner Barber

2012

Brand new justice

Simon Anholt

2003

International business

Kenneth L. Wild, Kenneth L Wild, John J. Wild et al.

2001

Global City 2. 0

Kristin Ljungkvist

2015

Globalizing justice

Donald W. Jackson

2010

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