Review
Global Economy, Global Justice should be quite useful for upper-level undergraduates or master's level courses in international relations and the global economy.
–Paul Burkett New Political Science. Vol.24, No. 1This is an extraordinarily creative and comprehensive book. It traces the theoretical roots of the current widespread celebration of the market, offers an alternative perspective that can far better serve the campaign for global justice, and provides a series of concrete policy reforms to promote global equality. Any one of these accomplishments is significant and much needed. Together, they offer a masterful synthesis as well as a provocative call to action one that must be heeded by proponents and critics of neoliberalism alike.
–Julie Graham, Professor, University of MassachusettsGeorge De Martino has written a fantastic book! It is simply the best available analysis of the neo-liberal package of ideas, which have so far guided (and deformed) globalization. By offering lucid criticism and alternatives, De Martino also offers readers an excellent perspective on global economic reform.
–Richard Falk, Albert G. Milbank Professor of International Law and Practice, Princeton UniversityWhen all the hype surrounding globalization finally settles down, it is books like Global Economy, Global Justice that will prove most influential. DeMartino has put the phenomenon of globalization in philosophical and political perspective, without presuming that his own views are value free. The book also provides some creative solutions to the ethical dilemmas raised by globalization. I strongly recommend Global Economy, Global Justice for anyone seeking a balanced perspective on the rapid changes occurring in the world economy today.
–William Milberg, Chair, Department of Economics, New School for Social Research
About the Author
George DeMartino is an Associate Professor at the Graduate School of International Studies, University of Denver.
