globalization

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globalization

Killing me softly

toxic waste, corporate profit, and the struggle for environmental justice
2002
An in-depth examination of the toxic waste industry and the economic logic behind its expansion that focuses on the struggle of the people of Mercer County, Missouri, who fought against the plans of Amoco Waste-Tech to establish a huge toxic waste landfill in their county.

Jeans

2008
Examines the history of jeans, how and where they are made, and their place--and future--in the global economy, and includes a map and glossary.

Cars

2008
Examines the history of automobiles, how and where they are made, and their place--and future--in the global economy, and includes a map and glossary.

Global economy

2012
Provides an overview of the global economy, discussing who controls it, recessions, and microlending.

The secret history of the American empire

economic hit men, jackals, and the truth about global corruption
2007
Presents a comprehensive examination of corporate corruption and globalization; and reveals the secret history behind such events as how big business profited from the Vietnam War, plans to assassinate Democratic presidents, and the repercussions of IMF's.

The hydrogen economy

the creation of the world-wide energy web and the redistribution of power on earth
2002
Analyzes the promising future outlook of the field of hydrogen power, discussing how hydrogen power can replace costly fossil fuels, what is being done to advance the field, and how it may impact world culture and economy.

Earth's changing environment

2008
Looks at how human activities have affected Earth's environment over the course of the twentieth century, discussing climate, global warming, deforestation, endangered species, environmental pollution, and other topics, and explores the need to establish new policies and practices for interacting with and using natural resources.

Nobodies

modern American slave labor and the dark side of the new global economy
2008
Reveals the outsourcing, corporate chicanery, legal loopholes, and immigration fraud that gives American employers forced labor and American consumers low prices on goods. Based on dangerous research, exclusive interviews, and eyewitness accounts, the author goes behind the scenes of three illegal workplaces where employees are financially or physically enslaved.

Illegal people

how globalization creates migration and criminalizes immigrants
2008
Examines how American trade policy is linked to immigration. Focuses on how NAFTA put Oaxacan corn farmers out of business forcing them to follow their jobs across the border.

A splendid exchange

how trade shaped the world
2008
Traces the evolution of international trade, from ancient Mesopotamia to today's global marketplace, exploring the influence of commerce on agriculture, technology, politics, and civilization as a whole.

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