fighting marginalization with transnational networks
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The dominant features of contemporary globalization – the reorganizationof production at the global level and the disproportionate growth of trade andfinance that crosses national borders – continues a 19th trajectory temporarilyderailed by two World wars and a depression. But, it was not only the globalaspirations of the Rothschilds that smashed up against the First World War.Progressive dreams that the oppressed and exploited might create alliances acrossnational boundaries went even more thoroughly awry. Why shouldn’t theburgeoning growth of communication and movement across national boundariescreate new possibilities for global strategies aimed at well-being and equity at thesame time that it stimulates transnational finance and trade?
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