Globalization is addressed from different perspectives and aspects in 10 articles covered in this book. In short, the first paper provides a purely analytical framework, and the second and third papers examine the globalization in the Third World countries while adopting two different perspectives: one with a positive approach to the future opportunities of the Third World countries, and another one looking for a solution to increase the interests of developing countries in this process.
The fourth paper considers globalization without changing its international institutions and management structure of no just and use for the developing countries. The fifth and sixth articles examine the rate of the globalization process in the Islamic countries. Articles 7, 8 and 9, with a critical approach, consider this phenomenon nothing but the development of the capitalist system. The last article also historically reviews inequality and globalization.
This book is to explain the globalization from different aspects and perspectives and to avoid unilateralism.