The Phenomenon of Globalization

Contents: Andreas Exenberger: Introduction: The Phenomenon of Globalization: A first Orientation - Christoph Mertl: Globalizations, Globalities, Global Histories: Some theoretical corner stones - Philipp Strobl: Defining the «Indefinable»: World Cities as Indicators for the Process of Globalization - Bianca Winkler: Globalization and Global History: Two Sides of a Coin? - Makiko Ruike: City museums in the age of globalization: Representation of metropolitan diversity - Lucía Alicia Aguerre: (Un)Free-flowing: Globalization and its relation with the phenomenon of migration - María G. Navarro: From System of Exchange to Globalization - Markus Gruber: Organizational Communication in a Postmodern Environment - Jasna Cizler: Cities and Architecture in a Time of Globalization - Ana Tajder: The Role of Globalization in the Process of Singlezation - Mattew Okeyim/Innocent Okoronye: Unequal Globalization: North and South Divide - Manfred Kohler: The Council of European Municipalities and Regions - Sarra Moneir Ahmed: Who's Afraid of Twitter?! The Egyptian Revolution going Global - Dawn Kremslehner-Haas: The Impact of Market Globalism on Urban African American Communities - Sina Ansari Eshlaghi: The Impact of Globalization on Iranian Middle Class Consumption Attitudes - Özge Subasi: Creative Portfolio of Viennese-Turkishness Globalisation and Design Anthropology - Kristina An elic: International Economic Law as the Answer to Globalization - Christian Wlaschütz: The Globalization of International Human Rights Norms through Transitional Justice and Its Critics - Sabariah Mohamed Salleh: Westernization and Malaysian Television - Friederike Ruth Winkler: Jewish Immigration into the Land of Israel/Palestine during the 19th Century.

«This scientific kaleidoscope sparkles in domains as varied as philosophy, architecture, sociology, anthropology and law, well beyond the purely historical approach.» (Frédéric Villon, Bulletin Quotidien Europe 11111, 2014)