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200 10$aDisorder and public concern around globalization /$fMario Amendola, Jean-Luc Gaffard
205   $a1st edition
210  1$aHoboken, New Jersey :$cISTE :$cWiley,$d2019.
215   $a1 online resource (189 pages)
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327   $gChapter 1$tThe New Transition$gp. 1 --$g1.1$tThe world of yesterday$gp. 3 --$g1.2$tToward an economy of supply$gp. 6 --$g1.3$tWithdrawal of the State$gp. 9 --$g1.4$tIdealized globalization$gp. 11 --$g1.5$tBetween dream and reality$gp. 14 --$g1.6$tViability in question$gp. 17 --$gChapter 2$tThe Constraints of Innovation$gp. 19 --$g2.1$tA truly industrial world$gp. 19 --$g2.2$tRoundabout production$gp. 22 --$g2.3$tA creative destruction process$gp. 25 --$g2.4$tCoordination requirement$gp. 27 --$g2.5$tCoordination power$gp. 30 --$g2.6$tThe shortcomings of globalization$gp. 33 --$gChapter 3$tEntrepreneurs at the Crossroads$gp. 37 --$g3.1$tThe entrepreneur out of time$gp. 38 --$g3.2$tThe entrepreneur, master of time$gp. 41 --$g3.3$tMarket connections$gp. 44 --$g3.4$tCompetition revisited$gp. 48 --$g3.5$tBetween value creation and diversion$gp. 50 --$g3.6$tGlobalized entrepreneurship$gp. 53 --$gChapter 4$tThe Time of Finance$gp. 57 --$g4.1$tIdealized financial markets$gp. 59 --$g4.2$tA contrasted reality$gp. 62 --$g4.3$tCapital and commitment$gp. 65 --$g4.4$tCorporate value$gp. 68 --$g4.5$tInfluence of the funding structure$gp. 70 --$g4.6$tThe risk of financial decommitment$gp. 72 --$gChapter 5$tThe Return of Inequalities and Rents$gp. 79 --$g5.1$tThe false argument of technology$gp. 80 --$g5.2$tA weakened growth potential$gp. 83 --$g5.3$tThe perverse effect of household debt$gp. 85 --$g5.4$tToward a rent-seekers economy$gp. 87 --$g5.5$tSocial order in question$gp. 89 --$g5.6$tThe new segmentation$gp. 91 --$gChapter 6$tThe State in View of the Globalization Challenge$gp. 95 --$g6.1$tFree trade in question$gp. 96 --$g6.2$tThe illusory promise of structural reforms$gp. 100 --$g6.3$tThe obsession with competitiveness$gp. 104 --$g6.4$tThe dilemma of borders$gp. 107 --$g6.5$tThe temporal coherence of public action$gp. 110 --$g6.6$tThe institutional challenge$gp. 114 --$gChapter 7$tLiberalism Revisited$gp. 119 --$g7.1$tTrust and regulation$gp. 120 --$g7.2$tClassical and bastardized liberalism$gp. 122 --$g7.3$tThe State and the common good$gp. 128 --$g7.4$tLiberal democracy$gp. 131 --$g7.5$tThe challenge of globalization$gp. 134 --$g7.6$tAn open and equitable society$gp. 137.
330   $aDisorder and Public Concern Around Globalization examines the contrast between an idealized vision and a realistic view of globalization. Both are inscribed in the contemporary debate within political and economic theory. This opposition highlights the conditions under which wealth creation and equitable distribution can outweigh the mere diversion of value and deepening of inequalities. This book shows how facts and ideas can explain the shape currently taken by globalization, the latest innovation of market economies. Still, the unpredictable path followed depends on the attitudes of entrepreneurs and capital holders who arbitrate between short- and long-term timescales, between value creation and rent collection: attitudes driven by the same organizations and institutions that shape markets, structure the social order and ensure the viability of the current transition.
606   $aGlobalization
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702   $aGaffard$b Jean-Luc
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