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Bray and  \nMarjorie Woodford Bray  \nGlobalization has become the predominant framework for the analysis of the world political economy. The literature is replete with telling criticism of the consequences of globalization controlled by neoliberal ideology, namely, social and economic injustice and despoliation of the environment. What needs to be done is to construct an alternative model of global change and to elaborate a political agenda for its implementation. Establishment theorists, stung by widespread antineoliberalism mobilizations including ones in Seattle and Washington, DC(right in the neoliberal heartland), have rallied to resist the challenge to their model of a corporation-dominated world. They have responded with “phase 2 reform” as damage control for the current world system (transperialism) through trickle-down economics. This is avoidance of what really is demanded by our time: transcending neoliberalism to achieve another world.  \nThe essential elements of another world are personal well-being, environment enhancement, social justice, human rights, space for personal creativity and technical innovation, enlightened international law and regulation, the end of the war system, the politics of individual and group fulfillment, the promotion of cultural expression and preservation, and citizen control. The literature explains why the present world system is generally detrimental to the attainment of any of these goals.  \nDonald W. Bray is a professor of political science at California State University, Los Angeles, and an associate of the Latin American Studies Center there. His recent publications have addressed the corporatization of [the U.S. university](the U.S. university), transperialism, neoliberal globalization, and a new LatinAmericanist pedagogy. Marjorie Woodford Bray is coordinator of LatinAmerican studies at California State University, Los Angeles. Her major scholarly interests include the situation of the Third World in this period of globalizing transperialism.  \nLATIN AMERICAN PERSPECTIVES, Issue 127, Vol. 29 No. 6, November 2002 117-126 DOI: 10.1177/009458202237785  \n© 2002 Latin American Perspectives  \n117  \nMAKING ANOTHER WORLD  \nThe Seattle and Washington protesters’ slogan “Nix It or Fix It” suggests that the present neoliberal world system is fixable. Reformist formulations are variously called “alternativa,” “the third wave,” “inter-American dialogue,” “the new architecture,” “tinkering,”“phase 2 reform,” and so forth. All of these prescriptions leave large, mainly transnational corporations in command, subject only to limited public supervision. These power relationships cannot be fixed by tepid reform; they have to be superseded.  \nCorporations have the legal status of individuals, and this leaves their leaders mostly free from responsibility for their actions. They constitute the new ruling class and have little or no commitment tothewell-being of anyone or any place. The market has been reified as the actor responsible for all economic transactions. Under current law the basic duty of corporate management is to seek profits. If corporations are to continue to exist, requirements to protect the environment and community well-being and to enforce core labor standards should be written into the laws of incorporation. They should have privileges, not rights. Restructuring must place the world under the control of its citizens and remove the “citizenship” of corporations.  \nThe present degree of interdependence of world technology and production precludes deglobalization or complete local self-sufficiency. The system is fragile and could collapse at any time. A collapse would bring misery even deeper and more widespread than is now experienced by the most povertystricken. Reglobalization not deglobalization is required, and it can be accomplished in a way that will provide for considerable local control, including autonomy for","cbCaigHdhyNLqiGo","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigHdhyNLqiGo","pdf",68760,"English","# Making Another World\n## Critique of phase 2 reform and corporate dominance\n## Reglobalization versus deglobalization\n## Rethinking values and university disciplines","[{\"question\":\"What does the text criticize about current neoliberal globalization?\",\"answer\":\"It criticizes globalization under neoliberal ideology for causing social and economic injustice and environmental destruction. 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