The dissertation argues that EC/EU competition policy, in content, scope, as well as form, has undergone a profound transformation since its enactment in the Treaty of Rome in 1957, and that this transformation needs to be understood against the background of broader ideational and socioeconomic changes in the history of the European integration project. The transformation of what has been iden...

In this paper, we empirically and theoretically present regenerative regional development in responsible value chains as an alternative to the prevailing traditional, neoliberal economic rationale of globalization. We develop argument on back a longitudinal in-depth case study actors’ engagement recurring crises maritime industry Sunnmøre/Norway. The perspective is agentic response from busines...

Cities experience rapid growth and transformation. Over the past decades, change has been particularly intense complex, associated to globalization, spatial compression temporal acceleration. Within this context, EU funds introduced new urban rehabilitation dynamics that made a city center more attractive. This, alongside of international tourism, increased number users, which furthered discuss...

globalization effects on social security systems and on social expenditures in different countries will be analyzed in this chapter. our consentration is yet on anglo-saxon countries . but it is assumed that many offer countries are under the same pressure of globalization on their social security expenses as the anglo-saxon countries . this will be examined later in another chapter. in previou...

Within the last two decades, globalization has emerged as one of the most popular topics for study among the social sciences. In contrast, however, to other social science disciplines that immediately grasped the importance of globalization as a trans-disciplinary macro-level concept capable of describing, explaining, and predicting social phenomena, globalization has not yet achieved widesprea...

It is clear that globalization is something more than a purely economic phenomenon manifesting itself on a global scale. Among the visible manifestations of globalization are the greater international movement of goods and services, financial capital, information and people. In addition, there are technological developments, more transboundary cultural exchanges, facilitated by the freer trade ...

The central argument of the paper is that economic globalization in the 19 th century created the present-day third world, and contemporary globalization perpetuates this marginalization of the developing world. The difference lies in the fact that global disparities and inequities are far more transparent in our virtually uncensored information age. Throughout the paper, I mainly refer to the ...

Machine Translation is the challenging problem in Indian languages. The main goal of MT research are to develop an MT systems that consistently provide high accuracy translations and that have broad coverage to handle the full range of languages. At an age of Internet and Globalization MT have a great demand. Since MT is an automated system; therefore, it is not necessary that the system will p...

This paper analyzes the political and economic issues that people with disabilities face related to globalization; how people with disabilities have been adapting globalization and surviving under worldwide competition system. It explains that economic globalization exacerbates inequality and deprivation of people with disabilities. The rising tide of neo-liberal welfare policies emphasized eff...

In this study, the transformation and appearance of poverty problem social policies through historical process in projection neoliberal globalization have been analyzed. context, discussion has primarily dealt with industrial revolution, which deepened, controversial intellection welfare state period. Then, grip that dominates stage history; new constituted focus discussion. Although background...