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Global Subjects: A Political Critique of Globalization

ISBN: 978-0-7456-3667-2
Hardcover
392 pages
February 2008, Polity
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  • A major new book on globalization by one of the leading and most highly regarded political scientists in France
  • Bayart is very well-known for his work on Africa and in this book he uses this breadth of knowledge to develop a fresh interpretation of globalization and its consequences
  • Bayart is the first person to use Foucault’s theories of governmentality and the subject to analyse globalization. This will make the book unique and of great interest
  • Bayart focuses on how globalization has produced new forms of subjectivity, new lifestyles and new moral subjects, from the colonisers and colonised of 19th C Africa and India to the spread of consumerism and advertising today
  • Develops a new approach to globalization which challenges both neoliberalism and the anti-globalization movement

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