Despite the professed global nature of 'globalization-from-below' there are still swathes of the world that have not taken part in this wave of resistance. Considering subalterns face diverse forms of injustices, which one is so intolerable that they resist and why? How does the social-historical context in which the subalterns live shape their political agency and resistance? What explains their different political behaviour under similar economic conditions? Using case studies from South Africa, Ghana and Bolivia Neoliberal Globalization, Subalterns and Resistance seeks to address these...