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Jihad vs. McWorld nontoxic art Suzuki and Grady describe howAuthor Benjamin R Barber Publisher Ballantine Books; First Edition (July 30, 1996) Binding Paperback Condition New Summary Jihad vs. McWorld by Benjamin R. Barber explores the conflict between the opposing forces of globalization ("McWorld") and tribalism ("Jihad"). McWorld represents the homogenizing power of global capitalism and consumer culture, while Jihad symbolizes the fragmentation of societies into smaller, more insular, and often