Why do they call it global when they mean American?: the economic, political and cultural effects of Neoimperialism
págs. 7-24
Eroding state borders: in whose interest?
págs. 27-40
Global change and local resistance: the case of the urban movement in Mexico City in the 1980s and 1990s
págs. 41-49
Food politics in the new world order: what food elitists can learn from fast food (and the people who eat it)
págs. 51-60
págs. 61-76
Millennial fever, federation and white Australia: aliens within and without
págs. 77-85
Waging the cultural war: stereotyping the "oriental" in times of conflict
págs. 87-103
Global temptations and local loyalties: Indian fiction in English and Regional literatures
págs. 197-206
Globalisation and particularism in the work of José Saramago: the symbolism of the shopping-mall in "A caverna"
págs. 207-216
págs. 217-222
The public relation: redefining citizenship by poetic means
págs. 223-231
Speaking through art: subalternity and refugee women artists
págs. 107-118
Globalization: where cultural and postcolonial studies meet
págs. 119-131
págs. 133-144
National identity and cinematographic narration: the representation of Irishness on the screen
págs. 145-156
Who wears the troosers in Scotland?: gendering the Scot
págs. 157-167
Discourses on masculinity and the Era of Globalisation: the evidence of men's magazines in the U.S. and the U.K.
págs. 169-180
Modalities of transnationalism in postcolonialism women's writings: transmigrants, diasporic, outsiders
págs. 183-195
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