Learning Outcomes:
On completition of the course students should have* A broad overview of the social processes behind the globalisation of finance, production and trade.* Be aware of the historical role of the state and its changing relationship with the global economy.* Be familiar with some of the issues that face social movements such as the labour movement and the environmental movement as they confront globalisation.* Be familar with the debate between supporters of globalisation and their critics.
Indicative Module Content:
This course involves a critical examination of some of the main dynamics of late capitalism in an era of globalisation.