Thématique N°3

Globalisation and Individuality (1995)

This issue addresses the tensions, even contradictions, brought about by globalisation throughout the world. This worldwide phenomenon may be seen as a creator of growing inequality between rich and poor as well as cultural minorities and majorities. The authors of the articles herein offer solutions without masking the perverse effects of a globalisation which nourishes social inequalities and injustice.

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Summary

• Foreword by Monique Prindezis
• Globalisation and Individuality - Conditions for Reviving Development, by Samir Amin
• A Globalised Economy—Children at the Heart of the Cultural and Socio-Economical Fracture, by Marc Alain-Berberat
• Globalisation and Collective Security – Gradual Building of Peace, Human Rights and the Media, by Maurice Bertrand
• A New International Economic Order, Development and Globalisation – A Deadlocked Assertion, by Driss Dadsi
• Outside the Framework of Globalisation – A Monopoly on Reality and Authentic Powers for Change, by Jean Hénaire
• Globalisation and Human Rights – Perspectives and Strategies from a Latin American Point of View, by Abraham Magendzo
• Globalisation of the Imperial Culture-Young People confronted with Heroes on the Big Screen, by Diane Savard and Robert Cardotte