POLS 250: Lecture Twelve
POLS 250: Lecture Twelve
34:08This lecture covers globalization, discussing its historical context and impact on both the Global North and South. The Bretton Woods system and its institutions laid the groundwork for modern international economic relations. As globalization evolved, neoliberalism reshaped global economic policies, often benefiting wealthier northern countries. Emerging alternatives emphasize democratizing globalization, focusing on sustainability, local markets, and respecting human rights.
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POLS 250: Lecture Twelve
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