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anti-globalization
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anti-globalization [ˈæntɪˌgləʊbəlaɪˈzeɪʃən] Nantiglobalización f
anti-globalization protestersmanifestantes mfpl antiglobalización


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However, the abstracted, technologised forms of dance and techno-based music, which are well represented here, have been the most powerful musical languages for the new anti-globalism and environmental movements.
Subjects range from the basics on states and statehood to continuity and change, international insecurity, structural realism after the Cold War, the persistence of American postwar order, the power of international organizations, globalization and the evolution of rules, global civil society, neoliberal cosmopolitanism, the dynamics of anti-globalism, the issue of masculinity and the "gender variable," and realist constructivism.
A ruling against Nike would narrow the application of the First Amendment, which belongs to everyone, including anti-globalism activists and corporate executives.
 
 
 
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