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This introduction contrasts three competing interpretations of globalization which appear in contributions to this issue. The market-centred approach is contrasted with a state-centred perspective, and finally with a people-centred interpretation of the nature and impact of globalization. The paper then draws together the lessons for developing countries which follow from the analyses of trade, investment, finance, policy choices and reactions against globalization.

Original publication

DOI

10.1080/13600819808424142

Type

Journal article

Journal

Oxford Development Studies

Publication Date

01/01/1998

Volume

26

Pages

5 - 13