Globalization

This revised edition of Globalization by Malcolm Waters provides an insightful overview of the globalization process and its critiques.

In this extensively revised and restructured edition of Globalization, Malcolm Waters offers an accessible introduction to the key arguments surrounding the globalization process. He explores how geographical constraints are diminishing, leading to a world that increasingly feels like a single entity. This shift has placed globalization and the concept of a global society at the forefront of sociological discussions, making it a critical topic for both academics and the general public.

The book delves into the various facets of globalization, highlighting its significance in contemporary society. It addresses how globalization has become a common term in media discussions and a primary objective for numerous businesses. Waters not only presents the foundational arguments of globalization but also includes a new chapter that critiques the globalization thesis, reflecting the ongoing debates and evolving perspectives since the first edition.

Globalization serves as a comprehensive guide for those seeking to understand the complexities of this phenomenon. By engaging with both proponents and critics of globalization, Waters ensures that readers are equipped with a well-rounded view of the subject. This edition is particularly valuable for students, researchers, and anyone interested in the implications of globalization on society and the economy.