Articulating the Global and the Local

Focusing on culture rather than solely on politics and economics, this collection of essays examines the interplay between local and global forces in the context of globalization. It offers models for cultural studies that engage with diverse local, national, and transnational contexts, emphasizing how race, ethnicity, gender, and sexuality challenge and reshape our understanding of globalization. The work encourages a rethinking of traditional narratives, highlighting the complexities of identity and cultural expression in a globalized world.