Aphorisms of Development: Atlanticism, Neo-Colonialism and the Politics of War.

"The end of colonialism has made it possible to begin a process of equalization, but the world economy remains profoundly hierarchical and unequal in its workings. Our current economic organization, which is funded by the uncontrolled circulation of capital lacking either a social or environmental o...

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Publicado en:Social Development Issues (Social Development Issues) Vol. 47; no. 1; pp. 1 - 12
Autor principal: Mohan, Brij
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Publicado: Social Development Issues 2025
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Sumario:"The end of colonialism has made it possible to begin a process of equalization, but the world economy remains profoundly hierarchical and unequal in its workings. Our current economic organization, which is funded by the uncontrolled circulation of capital lacking either a social or environmental objective, often resembles a form of neocolonialism that benefits the wealthiest persons. This model of development is politically and ecologically untenable. Moving beyond it requires transforming the national welfare state into a federal welfare state open to the global South, along with a profound revision of the rules and treaties that currently govern globalization." -- Thomas Piketty (Piketty, 2022: 203)