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Changing Nature of State Objectives and Power: Globalization begins (andends) at home - bringing the state back in, Leo Panitch; Internationaleconomic agreements as systems of power, Stephen McBride; Regulatory gamesstates play - managing globalization through sectoral policy, Andy Hira; Taxexpenditures - the social policy of globalization?, Lois Harder; Nationalpolitics and globalization - varieties of neo-liberal youth labour marketpolicy under Thatcher and Blair, Nigel Boyle, Ravi Roy. Strategies forDealing with Global Turbulence: Contesting neoliberalism - the politicaleconomy of transnational protest, Jeffrey M. Ayres; Trade unions andcompetitive nationalism - a house of mirrors, Peter Graefe; Emergingtransnational coalitions around diamonds and oil in civil conflicts inAfrica, J. Andrew Grant, Sandra J. MacLean, Timothy M. Shaw; Foreign migrantworkers and civil society in South Korea - the search for power in an era ofglobal turbulence, Timothy C. Lim; Shaping "best practice"? union responsesto lean production in the North American automotive industry, Chris Roberts;"Decent work" - the shifting role of the ILO and the struggle for globalsocial justice, Leah F. Vosko.