About the guide

The purpose of this resource guide is to contribute to debate on the benefits and pitfalls of rapid globalisation by policy-makers, researchers, civil society and other interested groups, by providing:

• Access to key research and debates on globalisation issues
  
• A particular focus on China, India and other Asian Drivers
• Examination of the impact that globalisation has on culture and other indigenous issues
• Access to a broad range of related information through weblinks to organisations involved in developing globalisation as a key component in international development
  
• We are keen to involve more of our users in editorial support for the globalisation guide. Please contact me if you would like to be involved.

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Contact me

Email: l.allcock@ids.ac.uk
Telephone: +44 (0)1273 877419
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Liz Allcock
Eldis Programme
at Institute of Development Studies
University of Sussex
Brighton BN1 9RE
UK