Titlebook: Globalization and National Identities; Crisis or Opportunit Paul Kennedy (Senior Lecturer in Sociology),Cather Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan

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‘You and Me Against the World’: Christian Fundamentalists and White Poverty in the USAat it bore no ‘social significance’ (Wallis and Bruce, 1992; Wilson, 1966). Secularization, along with shifts toward modernization, rationalization, and societalization (see Wallis and Bruce, 1992), have all supposedly moved religion in this direction. Leading secularization theorists, such as Wilso

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Glocal Culture in the Thai Media: the Occidental ‘Other’ in TV Advertisementsly separate areas of the globe come to intersect in a single imaginary ‘space’ (Hall, 1995: 190). However, this process is by no means fair and equal. In reality, different places, and different social groups within them, experience globalization in widely varying ways (Massey and Jess, 1995: 220).

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Globalization, Identity and ‘Ireland’rain. Which Irish ‘identity’ is being (re)created in this new cauldron of globalization and hybridity in particular? We need to critically deconstruct what is meant by ‘Irish identity’. The Irish example, in its hybridity (part European, part ‘developing’ and part postcolonial) and its liminality, p