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International Journal of Social Inquiry
Dergi hakkında bilgi. International Journal of Social Inquiry (IJSI) is a peer reviewed, interdisciplinary journal publishing theoretical and empirical work that uses a variety of methodological approaches that advance the study of social science that is related to the whole spectrum of society. IJSI is intended for scholars, policymakers and practitioners. On this account the editors welcome work from any tradition concerned with the cultural, economic, political, criminological and psychological aspects of social science. IJSI is published in electronic and hardcopy format by Uludag University, Turkey in collaboration with James Cook University Queensland, Australia; RMIT University Melbourne, Australia and Washington State University, USA for bi–annual publication. The journal will also hold special issues and include special sections involving guest editors. Articles appear in IJSI is published in English. IJSI is an open-access journal.
2008 · Cilt: 1 Sayı: 2
| Article | Author | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| Globalization and empire | Peter IADICOLA,,, | — |
| Globalization and the efficacy of national culture: a methodological framework for analyzing the neoliberal state | Cory BLAD,,, | — |
| tug of war: opposing views on the processes of globalization | Geoff ROBERTS,,, | — |
| A habermasian approach to the analysis of globalisation processes | C. Richard BAKER,,, | — |
| Crimes of globalization: health care, hiv and the poverty of neoliberalism in sub-saharan africa | Ifeanyi EZEONU,,, | — |
| Acting together for another world? anti-globalisation and labour organisations | Stéphane Le QUEUX,,, | — |
| Globalization and the institutional underpinnings of social welfare: an analysis of traditional and emergent theoretical perspectives | Vanna GONZALES,,, | — |
| Globalization and cooperative activity among national labor unions and national environmental organizations in the united states | David Foster STEELE,,, | — |
| Two simple models of nuclear transparency | Roger G. JOHNSTON,Morten Bremer MAERLI,Edward G. BITZER, | — |