SOCI 3P01 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Edward Said, Postcolonialism, World Trade Organization
28 Mar 2017
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Hayden thought that global poverty is the result of global economy. Poverty is a human made even: which is produced by economic global institutions, this can be avoidable, in some way we all benefit from this. Within the global political and economic order we are all connected to extremely powerful institutions such as the imf, the world bank, and the. Wto, which determine and mediate our relationship to one another to a significant degree insofar as they govern markets, and dictate trade and foreign affairs (hayden, 2010, p. 461). Andrew gavin marshall from the centre for research on globalization https://www. youtube. com/watch?v=whleoojghj4. Haydens analysis is that global poverty is not an inevability. In this we can see the banality of evil. The worst horrors imaginable were produced by the masses of good" ordinary citizens of respectable society, not by the perverted or demonic few.
