Philosophical Principles as a Foundation of the Concept of Globalisation

Synthesis Philosophica 24 (1):19-33 (2009)
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Different interpretations of the concept of globalisation are discussed and the lack of its philosophical foundation is stressed. The possible ideological connotation in a dominant social context with the given primary importance to economic rationality is considered. Views of the distinguished authors are presented in order to understand this complex phenomenon, and its controversies and dilemmas

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