CHYS 1F90 Lecture 6: Global Inequality and Globalization.doc

• School: Brock University
• Department: Child and Youth Studies
• Course: CHYS 1F90
• Professor: Rebecca Raby

Document Summary

Burr"s work on vietnam (2006) this conflicts with the crc: e. g. B) geography: also plays a role in global diversity and inequality, harsh climate in the north has led to playing being banned (people getting abandoned/lost in the snow) Inner city children hardly ever get to play outside because it is considered a much more dangerous environment. These shape how parents allow their children to grow up. C) internal inequalities: within nations, within families, some families could be fairly wealthy but the children may grow up in poverty, age and sex can primarily go without money and vice versa. D) global inequalities: across nations: terms: global south & industrialized north, global inequality terms are highly problematic (third/first world, north/south, etc. ) *children are underrepresented among the wealthy people & overrepresented among the non-wealthy people of the world* It is a lot harder to move a person across borders. Tourists can move around easier than refugees: e. g.