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For too long most analysis of this important issue has focused just on economic matters, with little attention to moral and cultural concern. This is an important book and deserves the attention of anyone wrestling with the implications of globalization for individual, family and societal well being
For too long most analysis of this important issue has focused just on economic matters, with little attention to moral and cultural concern. This is an important book and deserves the attention of anyone wrestling with the implications of globalization for individual, family and societal well being
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