Globalization: The Explotation of the Poor By the Rich

The concept of globalization is a controversial field. The author, such as Jameson (1988), considers globalization as a new miracle defined in a specific academic field, "in a more practical and direct world market than in the early stages of modern times". McGrew (2000, Marsh, Keating, Punch and Harden, 2000, page 380) decided that globalization is not a new concept, but its enthusiasm will surely be expanded. In this article we outline and explain the main features of globalization focusing on economic aspects. These decisions are influenced by politics, which in turn will affect the environment and culture.

One criticism of globalization is that the poor natural resources were systematically handed over to wealthy people and the pollution announced by the wealthy people was systematically dumped into the poor. Some people believe that while southern companies are excessively burdening the world economy, companies in the north use resources from the more wealthy countries for worldwide activities. Therefore, globalization has brought "environmental apartheid"

Due to the expansion of globalization and its negative impact, there is a big gap in income distribution between rich and poor countries in the same country, and rich and poor countries. Mining natural resources is another aspect of the negative impact of globalization. The strategy for increasing production and expanding the use of natural resources and infrastructure development is an important element of economic growth and development goals. The globalization process is the result of several development strategies that have been adopted. These processes lead to inappropriate use of natural resources, poor quality of life for certain groups of people, and social injustice. Refuse the refusal of globalization in the form of communism and socialism