Argument for Globalization and inequality are interlinked.
Draw from at least two course readings assigned between October 22 and November 26 to address the statement:
Globalization and inequality are interlinked.
No additional references (beyond the two selected course readings) are required, however, a student may use other references if they wish. (Using additional sources does not necessarily improve your grade. It depends if they help you to intellectually engage with the assigned readings and assignment.)
Readings:
Excerpts from: Said, Edward. 1994 (1978) Orientalism. Pages 1-12, 20-28. Vintage Books Edition.
(*for tutorial discussion) Azarya, Victor. 2004. Globalization and International Tourism in Developing Countries: Marginality as a Commercial Commodity, Current Sociology, 52: 949-967.
Myambo, Melissa Tandiwe and Pier Paolo Frassinelli. 2019. Thirty Years of Borders Since Berlin, New Global Studies, 13(3): 277–300.
De Genova, Nicholas. 2015. The Border Spectacle of Migrant ‘Victimisation’, Open Democracy, https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/beyond-trafficking-and-slavery/border-spectacle-of-migrant-victimisation/
Beck, Ulrich. 2011. Cosmopolitanism as Imagined Communities of Global Risk, American Behavioral Scientist, 55(10) 1346–1361.
Lindley, Anna. 2009. The Early-Morning Phone call: Remittances from a Refugee Diaspora Perspective, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 35:8, 1315-1334.
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