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The book Imagined Globalisation by the world-renowned Argentine anthropologist, sociologist, and cultural critic Nestor García Canclini is a study of mass and urban culture, new and extraordinary processes of reality, cultural change, and the search for their management. After two decades of studying globalisation as an inevitable destiny of the present, the author examines the lost interpenetrations and inequalities and unevenness of globalisation processes. Much attention is paid to the problems of urbanism, urban space as the embodiment of globalisation, and the concept of the borderland and its impact on the globalised world.

The book is intended for sociologists, political scientists, economists and cultural studies scholars, as well as for the general reader interested in the development of modern societies.

Translated into Ukrainian for the first time.