Article by J. Bradford DeLong tracing the emergence of globalization in the Chronicle of Higher Education.

Brief overview on concepts on this matter. Includes how it emerged.

Text of a speech by Susan George outlining twenty years of neo-liberal economic policies.

Article by Dani Rodrik published from the Economic Times, 2002.

Greg Albo, from York University Canada, argues that an assessment of the left today must begin with an analysis of neo-liberalism as over the past two decades it has come to dominate public discourse and the modalities of the state in one country after another. March 2002.

Paper by John C. Cross, of the Department of Sociology at The American University in Cairo, 1997, about the role of such organizations in the development of third-world nations.

Daniel Griswald of the Cato Institute argues that free trade promotes political freedom.

Essay by Nina Laurie and Simon Marvin of the Department of Geography at Newcastle University.

William Scheuerman on social theory and philosophical issues in globalization.

The American Prospect's extensive writings on the globalization debate.

An electronic publication about key principles of identity formation and governance. Author: H.B. Paksoy, 2001. Carrie full-text electronic library, University of Kansas.

Thomas Gounet on the theory of neo-liberalism and its emergence as a new stage of capitalism.

Article by Stephen Johnson, 2003. States that liberalism is at risk of not succeeding as long as democracy and free markets are only partially adopted, and while authoritarian regimes seem to be reappearing with alarming frequency.

Review of the book by Jean-Pierre Lehmann, argues that liberalism is an essential feature of society and that universal liberalism is a goal the world should pursue.

Attempts to summarise the topic as a philosophy, not simply as an economic issue.

Traces the transition from keynsian to neo-liberal economics over the past fifty years.

Encyclopedia article defines the issue.

Thesis by Peru's Movimiento Revolucionario Túpac Amaru (MRTA) against neo-liberalism in Latin America.

Elizabeth Martinez and Arnoldo García provide a definition for the set of policies known as neo-liberalism and trace its impact on the world through globalization.

Steve Tibbett, head of policy and campaigns for War on Want writes that neo-liberal policies that claim to fight poverty have the reverse effect.

Argues that the philosophy of economic rationalism or "neo-liberalism" is at the core of the global economy with the main idea being that economic efficiency should reign supreme and that private profit should dominate all other values.

Economist Martin Hart-Landsberg examines the Mexican experience with neo-liberalism.

News and online debate.

Article by Fabien Curto Millet, 2002, argues that the French public's abhorrence of liberal globalization is misplaced.

Critical notes on the political doctrine and its impact on the third world during the 1990s.

Discusses its application in South Africa and the response against it.

Argues that since globalization is being sold as the optimal solution for the world it is deemed necessary to fall back upon theology and disguise the lack of arguments with dogmas and neoliberal beliefs.

Pierre Bourdieu argues in Le Monde Diplomatique that neo-liberalism may actually impede the free market mechanisms it advocates, 1998.

Explanation of the subject as economic rationalism.

Online booklet puts forward a marxist perspective on globalization.