After globalization

In a nimble style full of excitement and boldness, Eric Kazdin and Emre Ziman emphasize that the contemporary vision of the world is plagued by a serious problem; which is the inability to think about "post" globalization. This book aims to understand the construction of this "temporal boundary" that operates under the name of globalization, even when globalization ends. After the authors present seven theses that challenge this temporal ideology (theses that disprove standard assumptions about education, ethics, history, the future, capitalism, the nation, and common sense), they discuss four major thinkers (Richard Florida, Thomas Friedman, Paul Krugman, Naomi Klein), and clarify how their important works have been negatively affected by these assumptions. This book emphasizes that the true ability to think beyond globalization is the real beginning of political thought today.