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Book SynopsisTrade ReviewThe authors, well-known theorists of international relations and international political economy, turn their attention to the agents and processes behind globalization. Rather than focusing on the dynamics and effects of globalization, this work describes those whose decisions drive globalizing processes: corporate and government leaders, professionals, tourists, and consumers. A well-constructed example of empirical research in globalization studies. * CHOICE *
Table of ContentsChapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 On the Cutting Edge of Globalization Chapter 3 Theoretical Perspectives Chapter 4 The 1999 and 2003 Surveys: Identifying the Cutting-Edgers Chapter 5 How Do You Know A Cutting-Edger When You Encounter One? Chapter 6 Connectivity on the Cutting-Edge Chapter 7 Leadership, Affiliations, and Loyalties Chapter 8 Orientations Toward Globalization Chapter 9 Attitudes Toward World Affairs Chapter 10 From 1999 to 2003: Did Intervening Events Make a Difference? Chapter 11 Occupational Differences (and Similarities) Chapter 12 Conclusion Appendix A 13 Procedures for Identifying Elites on the Cutting Edge of Globalization Appendix B 14 Factor Analysis for Index on Involvement in Global Processes Appendix C 15 1999 Questionnaire Appendix D 16 2003 Questionnaire
