Beyond Global vs. Local: Economic Politics Outside the Binary Frame

За пределами глобального и локального: экономическая политика вне бинарной рамки
Katherine Gibson
2002-01-01

diverse economyeconomic politicsglobal-local binaryglobalizationsymbolic discourse
This chapter contains section titled: Familiarity Breeds Contempt: The Local Versus the Global Challenging the Global/Local Binary Subjection to Globalization Resubjectivation 1: Creating a New Symbolic - A Discourse of the Diverse Economy Conclusion: Multiplying Visions of Power, Community, and Politics Acknowledgments Notes References
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It argues for multiplying visions of power, community, and politics rather than reducing economic politics to a binary opposition.
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It examines how globalization produces both subjection and resubjectivation, including the creation of new symbolic forms.
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The chapter challenges the conventional binary opposition between the global and the local in analyses of economic politics.
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The chapter develops a discourse of the diverse economy to represent economic practices beyond a simple global-versus-local framework.

the global/local relationship in economic politics

the limitations of the global-versus-local binary and the multiplication of visions of power, community, and politics

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