This book offers a series of critical discussions of how sociology is responding to the challenges of globalization, to local counter-reactions to them, to the many ways à â Ë the globalà â â impacts our lives, and to the new questions about research this poses.
This book offers a series of critical discussions of how sociology is responding to the challenges of globalization, to local counter-reactions to them, to the many ways à â Ë the globalà â â impacts our lives, and to the new questions about research this poses.
Christian Karner is Professor of Sociology at the University of Lincoln. His expertise includes the sociology of ethnicity, nationalism and globalization, as well as memory studies.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments Introduction: Glocalization and Its Epistemological Challenges From Localities to "Non- Places"? The (In)visible Worlds of the Economy Of "Global Objects" and "Traveling Methods" From Mobility to "Liminality" and Blockage Running in the City, Capturing Urban Life Glocal Palimpsests New Technologies Everywhere? Conclusion Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments Introduction: Glocalization and Its Epistemological Challenges From Localities to "Non- Places"? The (In)visible Worlds of the Economy Of "Global Objects" and "Traveling Methods" From Mobility to "Liminality" and Blockage Running in the City, Capturing Urban Life Glocal Palimpsests New Technologies Everywhere? Conclusion Bibliography Index
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