The third section, "Environmental Justice and the Challenge of Globalization," highlights South African perspectives, global activism initiatives, and the contrast between the goal of environmental sustainability, management of natural resources, and that of the EJM, human justice, wherein the natural environment is important only "inasmuch as it can be seen in terms of human justice".
"Richard Wright as a Specular Border Intellectual: The Politics of Identification, in Black Power," in Beyond Dichotomies: Histories, Identities, Cultures, and the Challenge of Globalization ed.
But in recent years, Germany has been struggling to overhaul its inflexible economy, while the French have better mastered the challenge of globalization and all but replaced the Germans as the engines of European growth.
Pointing to what he called the challenge of globalization, Mr. Racine defended plans to rent the name and expertise of the Louvre to a new museum in Abu Dhabi, a move that has been sharply criticized in some French art circles.
This, and not some 'world-is-flat' happy talk, is what the challenge of globalization means for America". Like many in the business community, Manzi is concerned that the pendulum is about to swing back too far, that the United States is on the verge of turning itself into France.
Among Mudimbe-Boyi's publications are Jacques-Stephen Alexis: une écriture poétique, un engagement politique (1992); "Post-Colonial Women Writing in French (1993);" Beyond Dichotomies: Histories, Identities, Culture, and the Challenge of Globalization (2002); Remembering Africa (2002); Essais sur les cultures en contact: Afrique, Amériques, Europe (2006).
