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Globalization and Inequalities S. Dunn a barman from Manchester who

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Globalization and Inequalities S. Dunn a barman from Manchester who'In this wide ranging book, Sylvia Walby deploys her vast knowledge and wealth of research to break from inherited paradigms and to tackle the major challenges of globalization' Michael Burawoy, Professor of Sociology at University of California, Berkeley 'What an important book this is! By using the tools complexity theory offers, Walby dismantles the conservative versions of systems theory and provides a new way of approaching the dynamics of

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