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Chapter 1: Globalization, Dis-integration, Reorganization, theTransformations of Violence - Jonathan Friedman (Univ. of Lund);Introduction; Chapter 2: Class Projects, Social Consciousness, and theContradictions of Globalization - Terence Turner (Cornell Univ); Chapter 3:Economic Globalization and the Redrawing of Citizenship - Saskia Sassen (Univof Chicago); Chapter 4: Beyond the Informal Economy: New Trends inPost-Fordist Transition - Simone Ghezzi (Univ of Toronto) and Enzo Mingione(Univ of Milan-Bicocca); Chapter 5: The New Paradigm of Violence - MichelWieviorka (EHESS, Paris); Chapter 6: The Case for Citizenship as SocialContract: A Tale of Two Girls - Unni Wikan (Univ of Oslo); Chapter 7:American Neoliberalism, "Globalization" and Violence: Reflections from theUnited States and Southeast Asia - Donald M. Nonini (Univ of No Carolina);Chapter 8: Killing Me Softly: Violence, Globalization, and the Apparent State- Nina Glick Schiller (Univ of New Hampshire) and Georges Fouron (SUNY-StonyBrook; Chapter 9: Sorcery and the Shapes of Globalization, Disjunctions andContinuities in Sri Lanka - Bruce Kapferer (Univ College of London); Chapter10: Imagining Monsters: A Structural History of Warfare in Chad - Steve Reyna(Univ of New Hampshire); Chapter 11: "Trouble Spots": Projects, Bandits andState Fragmentation - Steven Sampson (Univ of Lund); Chapter 12:State-Classes, the Logic of Rentier Power and Social Disintegration: GlobalParameters and Local Structures of the Decline of the Congo - Kajsa EkholmFriedman (Univ of Lund).