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In this book, Kunnie educates, elucidates, and exposes an alternative meaning of globalization...highly recommended. --Choice; This book can easily be adopted in numerous courses in the social sciences and humanities and should be required reading for all interested in understanding the complex dynamics of globalization. --Celestino Fern�ndez, University of Arizona; In this brilliant work, Professor Julian Kunnie has explored and established the underlying connections between globalization and the multiple threats to nature and life at the lower half of the pyramid. Such deep seated humane writings will serve the cause of climate justice to a great extent. --Soumya Dutta, Beyond Copenhagen Collective.

In this book, Kunnie educates, elucidates, and exposes an alternative meaning of globalization...highly recommended. --Choice This book can easily be adopted in numerous courses in the social sciences and humanities and should be required reading for all interested in understanding the complex dynamics of globalization. --Celestino Fernandez, University of Arizona In this brilliant work, Professor Julian Kunnie has explored and established the underlying connections between globalization and the multiple threats to nature and life at the lower half of the pyramid. Such deep seated humane writings will serve the cause of climate justice to a great extent. --Soumya Dutta, Beyond Copenhagen Collective.

In this book, Kunnie educates, elucidates, and exposes an alternative meaning of globalization...highly recommended. --<i>Choice</i>; This book can easily be adopted in numerous courses in the social sciences and humanities and should be required reading for all interested in understanding the complex dynamics of globalization. --Celestino Fernandez, University of Arizona; In this brilliant work, Professor Julian Kunnie has explored and established the underlying connections between globalization and the multiple threats to nature and life at the lower half of the pyramid. Such deep seated humane writings will serve the cause of climate justice to a great extent. --Soumya Dutta, Beyond Copenhagen Collective.

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Julian E. Kunnie is a professor of religious, Latin American, Middle Eastern and North African studies at the University of Arizona, USA. His articles have appeared in the African Studies Review, the Black Scholar, the Journal of African American History, the Journal of the African American Academy of Religion, the Journal of Pan African Studies, and other noted journals and publications. He has travelled extensively doing research, teaching, and lecturing around the world. He lives in Tucson, Arizona, USA.

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