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Unravelling Global Apartheid: An Overview of World Politics

ISBN: 978-0-7456-1353-6
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320 pages
August 1996, Polity
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'Its aim, in an age of popular disillusionment with conventional electoral politics, of reinvigorating grassroots social movements is laudable.'
The Times Higher Education Supplement

'A weighty and authoritative analysis of global apartheid, full of fresh thought and dazzling detail... As a source of ideas, facts, references, the most improbable of quotations, and signposts to further reading, it is an invaluable reference work for educators; as a source of inspiration, it is an epic antidote against little Englanders or indeed, little Europeanists.' WEA Journal Report Book

'More than other books which have covered the same ground, this one offers the reader a simple and powerful metaphor to understand the impact of complicated economic processes - global apartheid.'
Christian Aid News

'In spite of the serious message to Western politicians this is a hopeful and encouraging book which points the way forward for both rich and poorer nations ... Unravelling Global Apartheid will inspire both locally and globally.' Perspectives

'Alexander is to be congratulated on the precision and persistence with which he develops his core argument and on the inter-disciplinary breadth of his vision ... the book will have a useful role as a kind of polemical textbook to read alongside alternatives.' Democratization

'Those with a clear understanding of how the world is changing are most likely to be able to shape the future. Globalisation offers greater prosperity but also the threat of growing inequality. Acting only at national level we will not be able to meet these challenges. But acting together there is much we can achieve. We should take the arguments and analysis in this book very seriously.'
Rt Hon Clare Short MP, Secretary of State for International Development

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