Acknowledgements -- Chapter One Introduction -- PART ONE ACTUALLY EXISTING GLOBALISATION -- Chapter Two Capitalism, Globalisation and Uneven Development -- 2.1 Globalisation theory: Giddens and Castells -- 2.2 Capitalism, the state and uneven development -- 2.3 Conclusion -- Chapter Three From Bretton Woods to Neo-Liberal Globalisation -- 3.1 The Golden Age: post-war capitalism, 1947 to 1973 -- 3.2 The end of the Golden Age and the rise of neo-liberalism -- 3.3 Neo-liberalism in the 1980s -- 3.4 Summary -- Chapter Four Globalisation and the Third Way in the 1990s -- 4.1 The globalisation project 1: globalisation and the Third Way revisited -- 4.2 The globalisation project 2: the Third Way and development -- 4.3 The reality of globalisation 1: the new economy in the United States -- 4.4 The reality of globalisation 2: emerging markets in the 1990s -- 4.5 Global finance and US hegemony -- 4.6 The WTO and the expansion of free trade -- 4.7 Conclusion: Third-Way ideology and the reality of globalisation -- Chapter Five Globalisation, Inequality and Poverty -- 5.1 Economic globalisation: trade, investment and finance -- 5.2 Globalisation and growth, poverty and inequality -- 5.3 Globalisation and uneven development: US hegemony, and the end of 'labour-friendly' and 'development-friendly' régimes -- 5.4 Conclusion: globalisation and the anti-globalisation movement -- PART TWO 'ANTI-GLOBALISATION' -- Chapter Six The Politics of Anti-Globalisation and Alternative Globalisations -- 6.1 What is wrong with actually existing globalisation? -- 6.2 Alternatives to anti-globalisation -- 6.3 Conclusion: globalisation and spaces of resistance -- Chapter Seven Civil Society 1. National Social Movements and Anti-Globalisation Politics -- 7.1 Progressive politics: old and new Lefts -- 7.2 Social and political movements in the South.

7.3 Social movements and the "new' politics of resistance: an assessment -- 7.4 Conclusion: social movements, cultural politics and the commons -- Chapter Eight Civil Society 2. No Sweat, No Debt, No War: Transnational Social Movements and Global Civil Society -- 8.1 Transnational capital and global resistance -- 8.2 No debt -- 8.3 International trade unionism and no sweat -- 8.4 War and the anti-globalisation movement -- 8.5 Conclusions: global solidarity, the nation-state and transnational civil society -- Chapter Nine Anti-Globalisation and Progressive Politics: Capitalism, Socialism and Populism in the Twenty-First Century -- 9.1 The progressiveness of capitalism -- 9.2 Alternatives within capitalism -- 9.3 Agency, globalisation and anti-globalisation -- 9.4 Conclusion: alternatives to capitalism? -- Chapter Ten Conclusions -- 10.1 Globalisation as process -- 10.2 Globalisation as project -- 10.3 Globalisation as outcome -- 10.4 The clash of globalisations -- References -- Index.