Table of Contents

Volume 1

ch 1 A

ch 2 B

ch 3 C

ch 4 D

Volume 2

ch 5 De

ch 6 E

ch 7 F

ch 8 G

ch 9 H

Volume 3

ch 10 I

ch 11 J

ch 12 K

ch 13 L

ch 14 M

ch 15 N

volume 4

ch 16 No

ch 17 O

ch 18 P

ch 19 Q

ch 20 R

ch 21 S

ch 22 T

Volume 5

ch 23 U

ch 24 V

ch 25 W

ch 26 Z

Index

About the Author

George Ritzer is Distinguished University Professor at theUniversity of Maryland, with awards that include the AmericanSociological Association's Distinguished Contribution to TeachingAward. He is the author of numerous books including TheMcDonaldization of Society (1993; 2008; 2011), TheGlobalization of Nothing (2003; 2007) Globalization: A BasicText (2010) and the editor of The Encyclopedia of SocialTheory (2005), The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology(2007), and The Blackwell Companion to Globalization (2007).His work has been translated into over twenty languages.

Reviews

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