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Preface=ix
PART I. The Consumer, the Laborer, the Capitalist, and the Nation-State in the Society of Perpetual Grawth=1
1. Capitalism and the Making of the Consumer=3
The Focus of This Book=8
Culture and the Construction of the Consumer=12
The Construction of the Consumer=14
Kinderculture in America: The Child as Consumer=23
The Role of Children in Capitalism=23
The Social Construction of Childhood=25
Conclusion=34
2. The Laborer in the Culture of Capitalism=35
A Primer on the Economic Elements of Capitalism=37
The Baptism of Money=41
The Construction and Anatomy of the Working Class=42
Characteristics of the Working Class=42
The Growth of Overseas Assembly Plants=50
The Creation of Free Labor=53
The Segmentation of the Workforce=54
Control and Discipline=57
Resistance and Rebellion=61
Conclusion=62
3. The Rise of the Merchant, Industrialist, and Capital Controller=64
The Era of the Global Trader=68
A Trader's Tour of the World in 1400=68
The Economic Rise of Europe and Its Impact on Africa and the Americas=75
The Rise of the Trading Companies=82
The Era of the Industrialist=86
Textiles and the Rise of the Factory System=89
The Age of Imperialism=92
The Era of the Corporation, the Multilateral Institution, and the Capital Controller=97
The Rise of the Corporation=97
Bretton Woods and the World Debt=101
The Power of Capital Controllers=107
Conclusion=112
4. The Nation-State in the Culture of Capitalism=113
The Origin and History of the State=116
The Evolution of the State=116
The History and Function of the Nation-State=118
Constructing the Nation-State=121
Creating the Other=121
Language, Bureaucracy, and Education=123
Violence and Genocide=127
The Future of the Nation-State=131
Transnationalism and Migration=132
Will Corporations Rule the World?=135
Nongovernmental Organizations=140
Conclusion=142
PART II. The Global Impact of the Culture of Capitalism=145
5. The Problem of Population Growth=147
The Malthusians versus the Revisionists=150
The Case of India and China=151
The Issue of Carrying Capacity=155
The Ideology of Malthusian Concerns=156
Demographic Transition Theory=160
A Primer on the Determinants of Population Growth and Decline=162
Some Examples of Demographic Change=165
Population Growth in the Periphery=169
Wealth Flows Theory=171
The Social Implications of Wealth Flows Theory=173
The Question of Gender and Power=174
Problems and Prospects=177
Conclusion=178
6. Hunger, Poverty, and Economic Development=179
The Evolution of Food Production: From the Neolithic to the Neocaloric=181
From Gathering and Hunting to the Neolithic=181
Capitalism and Agriculture=183
The Neocaloric and the Green Revolution=185
The Politics of Hunger=189
The Anatomy of Famine=191
The Anatomy of Endemic Hunger=194
Economic Development and Solutions to Hunger=200
Foreign Aid: PL 480=201
The Case for Economic Development: South Korea=202
Targeting Vulnerable Populations: The Grameen Bank=204
Conclusion=207
7. Environment and Consumption=208
The Case of Sugar=213
Sugar Origins and Production=213
Uses of Sugar=214
The Development of the Sugar Complex=214
The Expansion of Sugar Consumption=216
The Mass Consumption of Sugar=217
Modern Sugar=219
The Story of Beef=220
The Ascendancy of Beef=222
The Emergence of the American Beef Industry=223
The Internationalization of the Hamburger=231
Environmentally Sustainable Cattle Raising=232
Exporting Pollution=233
Conclusion=236
8. Disease=238
A Primer on How to Die of an Infectious Disease=242
The Relationships between Culture and Disease=248
Gathering and Hunting to Early Agriculture=248
"Graveyards of Mankind"=249
Diseases of Environmental Change=254
AIDS and the Culture of Capitalism=257
How Did the Disease Spread?=260
Who Gets Infected with AIDS?=264
Who Gets Blamed?=267
Conclusion=268
9. Indigenous People, Ethnic Groups, and the Nation-State=270
The Fate of Indigenous Peoples=273
Some Characteristics of Indigenous Peoples=274
The Process of Ethnocide=275
The Guarani: The Economics of Ethnocide=285
History and Background=286
Contemporary Development and Guarani Communities=288
Ethnic Violence and the Question of Political Sovereignty=291
Genocide in Rwanda=293
Rights of Self-Determination=298
Conclusion=301
PART III. Resistance and Rebellion=303
10. Peasant Protest, Rebellion, and Resistance=305
Malaysia and the Weapons of the Weak=309
Malaysian Peasants and the Green Revolution=309
Fighting Back=312
Obstacles to Resistance=314
Protest and Change=315
Kikuyu and the Mau Mau Rebellion=316
The British in East Africa=317
The White Highlands=319
The Roots of the Rebellion=321
The Rebellion=323
"State of Emergency"=325
The Oath and the Detention Camps=327
Independence=329
The Rebellion in Chiapas=331
Poverty and Inequality in Chiapas=332
The Rebellion and the Global Economy=334
The Revolt and the Reaction of the Mexican Government=335
Conclusion=337
11. Antisystemic Protest=338
Protest as Antisystemic: The Two World Revolutions=339
The Revolution of 1848=340
The Revolution of 1968=343
The Protests of Labor: Coal Miners in Nineteenth-Century Pennsylvania=345
The Coal Industry and the Worker's Life=345
Worker Resistance and Protest=349
Destroying Worker Resistance=352
Global Feminist Resistance=354
Gender Relations in the Culture of Capitalism=355
Strategies of Protest=359
Ecological Resistance Movements=362
Earthfirst!=363
Chipko and the Tragedy of the Commons=365
Conclusion=367
12. Religion and Antisystemic Protest=368
Indigenous Religious Movements as Protest=371
The Ghost Dance=371
The Cargo Cults=373
Zionism in South Africa=375
The Global Challenge of Antisystemic Religious Protest=379
Islamic Fundamentalism=380
Protestant Fundamentalism in North America=384
The Contest between Liberation Theology and Protestant Fundamentalism in Latin America=392
The Growth and Development of Liberation Theology=393
Growing Opposition to Liberation Theology=395
The Grcwth of the Evangelical Movement in Latin America: The Case of Guatemala=396
Conclusion=398
Conclusion Global Futures=400
References=403
Name Index=413
Subject Index=415
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A text for a college course on global problems, focusing on those that students will have been exposed to from mass media. Incorporates the study of the biases that privileged students usually bring to the subject without realizing it, biases that would be strongly reinforced by the media coverage. Illustrated with exceptionally high quality black-and-white photographs. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
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