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economic integration of Europe beginning in 1992, and the
continued economic growth of Japan and the emergence of
South Korea, Taiwan, and Singapore as economic forces have all
profoundly changed the international economic, social, and
political landscapes. The meaning and consequences of these
changes are of vital importance to us all; no discipline or sector
of culture has a monopoly on potential analyses, much less a
monopoly on answers.
In response to the changing social, political, philosophical,
and economic dimensions of the global community, scholars
and intellectuals throughout the world are rethinking the meaning
of past verities and developing new theoretical approaches.
Among the central contested issues: What remains of the socialist
vision(s) after the "collapse" in 1989?