Globalization and the Deepening Indian-U.S. Partnership in an Age of Entrenched Anti-Americanism

Geoffrey Kain

Globalization and the Deepening Indian-U.S. Partnership in an Age of Entrenched Anti-Americanism

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Abstract

“One of the topics often debated in the larger context of globalization is whether or not globalization is fundamentally a new-colonialist/neo-imperialist force (this view might be regarded as the Noam Chomsky school), or whether it is better represented as more of an open-access, competitive landscape on a truly global scale (this view might be regarded as the Thomas Friedman school)…”

Original language	American English
Journal	South Asian Review
Volume	28
State	Published - Jan 1 2007

Keywords

globalization
post-colonialism
international relationships

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American Politics
Asian Studies
International Relations

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Globalization and the Deepening Indian-U.S. Partnership in an Age of Entrenched Anti-Americanism

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