A New Global Capitalism? From "Americanism and Fordism" to "Americanization-Globalization"

Robert J. Antonio · Alessandro Bonanno

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This paper has two parts. First, we discuss the development of the discourse on Fordism and post-Fordism and its transition into a broader rubric about globalization. In the second part, we analyze dimensions of neoliberal globalization. Throughout the paper we elaborate and illustrate a socio-cultural

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