This is a fuller but earlier prepublication version of an analysis of stagnation and divergence in the world economy … 2002. Over the same period – ‘globalisation’, understood as the period of intense financial deregulation and the creation … South has doubled. Inequality is measured as the ratio between GDP per capita in the IMF’s ‘Advanced countries’ and all …

’s World Economic Outlook team to assess the progress of inequality and grown since ‘globalisation’, understood as the period … globalisation world inequality, measured as the ratio of income per capita in the global south as a whole and the global north as a …This is a prepublication version of an analysis of the world economy which appeared in ‘The Inequality of Nations’ in …

competition between advanced countries comparable to the period of classical imperialism from 1893-1918. At the close of the …

weight of two decades of accelerating economic stagnation, accompanied by universally growing inequality. The governments of … features of the world economy giving rise to the present military phase. It argues that globalisation is a self … structural crisis, the paper argues, arises from an unsustainable economic relation between the US economy and the world economy …

Forum on the Theoretical analysis of the Imperialism of the XXI Century, organised by the Laboratorio per la Critica Sociale … that the world is entering a new age of war, a political consequence of Globalisation. A supplementary file contains slides …

This paper, published in Labour Focus on Eastern Europe , Number 59, 1998. pp 74-93 and reproduced in a number of … journals and books, examines the consequences for world trade of the restructuring – commonly termed ‘globalisation’ that arose …

) alternating with 15-30 year phases of stable rapid growth. *long term growth in inequality between nations. The gap between rich … the onset of ‘globalisation’ – the re-construction of a unified world market. …