This special issue of boundary 2 undertakes the task of rethinking comparison studies in the humanities and social sciences in light of globalization and the shrinking importance of the nation-state.
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This special issue of boundary 2 undertakes the task of rethinking comparison studies in the humanities and social sciences in light of globalization and the shrinking importance of the nation-state.
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Near fine. This issue only! Printed paper wraps, octavo, not illustrated. Book has hint of edgewear to wraps, binding tight, feels unread, text clean and unmarked.
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