Dissects the rise of multinational banks and corporations in the 20th century
Kees van der Pijl is Professor of International Relations at the University of Sussex and the author of The Foreign Encounter in Myth and Religion; Nomads, Empires, States; Global Rivalries from the Cold War to Iraq; and Transnational Classes and International Relations.
"The research, clarity, and originality that characterize this book
are impressive indeed."--"International History Review"
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studied."--"Times Literary Supplement"
"The merits of this book are unusually great and most
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"The Making of an Atlantic Ruling Class constitutes an important
step forward in understanding the international dimension of class
formation."--"American Journal of Sociology"
"An excellent piece of work."--"Contemporary Sociology"
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Military Sociology"
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