Tek Dünya

William Greider likens globalization to a gigantic machine that moves forward with joyful indifference, destroying and mowing down everything in its path, disregarding all boundaries, leaving behind a tremendous loss of wealth and human tragedy.
One World is not a theoretical analysis of globalization written at a desk. Throughout the pages of the book, the author appears sometimes in Bangkok, Thailand, Kuala Lumpur and Yokohama, sometimes in Warsaw, Beijing and Hong Kong, and simultaneously shows us the splendor and misery revealed by human creativity fueled by a universal desire to accumulate and build; He conveys his conversations with workers, businessmen and technicians and his own observations.
According to Greider, the world is experiencing a new global industrial revolution that is beyond the control of states and governments. Peoples and nations are becoming trapped in the web of new commercial relations and losing control over their own destiny.
One World shows that that gigantic machine is now acting on its own and is dragging humanity towards an abyss, analyzes the consequences and calls on all world states and peoples to intervene by transcending the general logic of socialism and capitalism.



Number of Pages: 668

Year of Printing: 2003


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Imge Bookstore

First Print Year: 2003

Number of Pages: 668

Language Turkish