Can you name the Paper 1 References? by liamagate

Year	Author	General Point
1990		Hyperglobalist, End of Nation State
1996		Borderless World
2002
1995
2007		Lots
2000		marred by empiricism- fear of flight
2006		Music Industry Powers have peaked, EU
1996		Sceptics
2001		Westernization of Culture
1998		Myth of the Powerless State
1991		Progressive sense of place
1995		33 US, 49 Ger, 68 Swe
2000		Waves, multiple, uneven, tendency
2000		Language of globalisation
2005
2000		NiDL
1997		Triad of investment flows
1998		No inverse between intervention and FDI
1968		Time Space Convergence- Transport Tech
1990		Time- Space Distanciation- Affect space
1989		Annhilation of space through time
1962		Global Village
2002		Glocalisation

Year	Author	General Point
2005		World filled with lumps with power
1999
1943		Technological change
1997
1999		Keynesian welfare state.
1983		Fordism varies.
2003		Geordies.
1991
1999
1988
1990		Non-fordism
1997
1984
2001
1983		Design of machines to men
1989		Hollywood example
1995		Fordism in the UK? Also gender
1991		Social Polarisation, econ restruc
2001		Informal economy, domestic in london
1996		Professionalisation, not inevitable.
1996		Urban histories, welfare state
1999		Singapore, role of nation-state
1992

Year	Author	General Point
1990		Skill mismatches key in UK
2007		Stats
2007		Clustering of poor
2006		Geographical uneveness to work
2004
2000		Emphasis on policy, New Deal helped lon
2001
1999
1941		Basket of Goods
1997		Self-perceived deprivation
1995		Social exclusion
2004		Poor next to rich, relative
2004		North/ South divide
1995		Rural poverty and peripheral estates
1959		Viscious cycle of poverty
1989		Poverty as necessary part of cap
1963		Poverty as moralistic judgement
2006		New wealth joins old wealth
2004		Identity
1995		Political Geog
1996		Anthing anywhere

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