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Globalization as Capitalism in the Age of Electronics

In the Communist Manifesto, Marx (1977) anticipated the deepening of capitalist globalization in a discussion of the cosmopolitanism being fostered by the bourgeoisie through African slavery, the internationalization of capital, production, and consumption via the world market, and industrial restructuring. He observed that internationalization was undermining "national one-sidedness and narrow-mindedness." The internationalization