This paper examines a profound paradox in current thinking on the process of globalisation. The paradox is this: many … commentators, particularly those living in Anglo-Saxon countries, see one of the main likely outcomes of globalisation as being the … triumph of the Ango-Saxon business model of shareholder value capitalism and its dominance over other models of capitalism. At …

market economies declined significantly after the 1997 Financial Crisis. In 2002, the world's net private capital flows to …

mainly on the disastrous impacts of the global economy on food and agriculture around the world. Adequate, wholesome food is … social costs of globalisation, and the consumer monoculture it promotes. Social cohesion or a sense of community is … fundamental to human well-being, indeed to human happiness. As we shall see, globalisation has done much to fragment community and …