Titlebook: European Glocalization in Global Context; Roland Robertson (Distinguished Service Professor Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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Epilogue,ities — appear to be part of the natural order of things, but “by now even larger-scale entities such as continents may seem most enduringly given, yet we are at least vaguely aware that these, too, are notions which made their appearance at some point in history” (Hannerz, 2009: 268). Even more rel

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,Sekund?reingriffe an der Hüfte,1994) has suggested, glocalization offers a means of comprehending and interpreting cultural variety, hybridity, and fragmentation within the context of the problematic of global-local relations. While Robertson (1991: 282; Robertson and Garrett, 1991: xv) has referred to religion as a “. of express

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