globalization is a chimera

1. ATTITUDES TOWARD GLOBALIZATION - Sagar Agrawal

4. Which way you choose to reach the top ?

5. GLOBALISATION TOO MUCH OR TOO LITTLE !!!!

6. EDUCATION

14. STICKY WICKET 1: Inequality and Chaos: Increasing Global Inequalities Vulnerability of Complex Systems Global Justice and Productivity of Labor

22. AN EXAMPLE :--

29. DIFFICULTY

32. SOCIAL CHANGE

33. “ Globalization in its current phase has been described as an unprecedented compression of time and space reflected in the tremendous intensification of social, political, economic, and cultural interconnections and interdependencies on a global scale.” -Stegler, p. ix

37. some of the key public controversies over globalization: What are they? “ Can globalization be harnessed so that all citizens and countries benefit and not just the lucky few?”

39. “ Over the past decade globalization has been driven by technological advances…..But globalization has also been driven by policies and ideas…”

55. FIGHTING THE SYSTEM Anti-globalization Protests

56. “ The Second Super- Power” Anti- War Protest London, 2003

57. ICONS OF GLOBALIZATION

58. ANTIGLOBALIZATION MOVEMENTS SPREAD THROUGHOUT THE WORLD

59. WTO MEMBERS

60. WTO PROTESTS IN SEATTLE, 1999

61. MADRID94

63. J18 PROTESTS, LONDON 1999 One of the first international anti-globalization protests was organized in dozens of cities around the world on June 18 , 1999 , with those in London and Eugene , Oregon most often noted. The drive was called the Carnival Against Capitalism , or J18 for short. The protest in Eugene turned into a riot where local anarchists drove police out of a small park. One anarchist, Robert Thaxton , was arrested and convicted of throwing a rock at a police officer.