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Escobar argues that anti-globalization social movements are crucial for challenging the power structures that perpetuate exclusion and inequality. These movements not only resist, but also propose more inclusive and sustainable alternatives. @globalECH #globalizationECH

@globalECH, This makes me think about how can current social movements effectively challenge the power structures of imperial globality and foster a more just and sustainable world? #globalizationech

@globalECH He also highlights the rise of self-organized social movements that resist these forces through new, non-hierarchical networks. These movements promote counter-hegemonic globalization and engage with the politics of difference #globalizationech

@globalECH Arturo Escobar argues that modern solutions can't address modern problems like displacement and ecological destruction. He emphasizes the need to move beyond modernity and the Third World concept #globalizationech

Is the "Third World" concept outdated? This article argues YES & calls for a new framework. We need to move beyond capitalist modernity & colonial ways of thinking. Social movements offer hope for imagining a more just & equitable future. @globalECH #globalizationECH

@globalECH #globalizationECH Is the idea of modernity part of a bygone mentality? In this week's article by Arturo Escobar, the conception of modernity, the coloniality and its reminiscences of the colonialism are analysed under the scope of alterity and different possible world.

@globalECH #globalizationECH The reading presents a fascinating reflection on the need to surpass the boundaries of modernity in order to envision a more inclusive and fair future. By questioning the prevailing view that links globalization with the universalization of European,

@globalECH #globalizationECH Is the concept of the "Third World" actually over?

@globalECH #globalizationECH I found really fascinating and encouraging the article by Escobar. It clearly shows us a path to constantly thinking about alternative worlds without the destructive logics of exploitation-consumerism brought by capitalism.

#globalizationECH @globalECH In 1955, a group of UNSAAC researchers carried out an expedition to the Q'ero community in Peru. They discovered that, despite their reputation for living in self-sufficiency, the Q'ero were under the control of a hacienda system.

And for example, sexual tourism is the horror of the racism and create ideas of the others (form richest countries) and abuse a lot of people; and both are a doble crime. @globalECH #globalizationECH

Tourism is a commodity.... But when you sell tourism also you can sell at the same time ideas of your land, your ethnic identify like a funny activity... And usually the person that buy your tourism have a better social status than you @globalECH #globalizationECH

Negative points: homogenization and cultural or social inequalities. #globalizationECH @globalECH

@globalECH These studies highlight the importance of understanding indigenous perspectives in environmental and cultural conservation. By incorporating local knowledge, we can better address global challenges respecting traditions that have endured for centuries #globalizationech

@globalECH The Q'ero, Quechua speakers can see their environment changing rapidly due to climate change. Their response includes a mix of traditional strategies and new adaptations, showcasing the richness of their worldview in times of environmental crisis #globalizationech

@globalECH Cosmopolitical ethnography reveals how indigenous communities like the Todas in India and the Q'ero in Peru confront environmental and cultural changes. While the Todas integrate Hindu and Christian beliefs the Q'ero combat the impacts ofclimatechange #globalizationech

#globalizationech @globalECH Amelia Moore, from her experience in an environmental project in the Bahamas, talks about the geological proposal: "Anthropocene" as a category that, although still under debate by the scientific community, can be manipulated by political interests.

@globalECH #globalizationECH The category of Anthropocene comes with its own set of toils and troubles to problematize and adapt its meaning to the diverse fields of social studies.

Sushi and Tequila 🥴 #globalizationECH @globalECH

Eating shawarma in Bogotá - Colombia 😅 @samuel_baron21 @globalECH #GlobalizationECH

NCEL is an umbrella organisation promoting exports from cooperatives nationwide. This move by the DGFT will help farmers in obtaining fair prices for their produce, thereby supporting farmers' income. #Global #globalizationECH

which is why Kenai, in the midst of his hero's journey, manages to sympathize with other bears, the forest and the spirits that rule there. #globalizationECH

#GlobalizationECH it´s funny how the author must clarify this, because other wise, they (north american people) would think that this is what it is. But wile we live in a not - North Atlantic place, we know that this is just a vision of the world.

#globalizationECH @globalECH Did you know that WWE produces its own superstars? Countries such as Mexico and Japan are the main sources of exports for the wrestling industry worldwide 🧵 (1).

#globalizationECH @globalECH Sometimes, humanitarian aid by organizations like MSF can complicate or take away the real possibility of governments legislating projects to give dignity to people in crisis and vulnerability environments.

Being appreciated feels good. #milset #globalizationECH #inspo

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What it's most interesting about Bowen and Gaytán analysis it's the relationship between nationalism ideology and the merchandizing of some products. One example it's the case of how beer's industry and colombian state criminilized the chicha's consumption #GlobalizationECH

Because It doesn't imply that the others countries don't have their own situations of suffering. Finally, the NGOs are manipulated by mass media. And what we understand of welfare or dignity always is link with our context. @globalECH #globalizationECH

#globalizationECH @globalECH P.S. Why do we read about tequila in English?🙃This is another scope of globalization, I don't have doubts... P.S.2. I didn't find the meme in English, sorry 🥲...

@globalECH it's really interesting to see how capitalism and globalization doesn't let scape any oportunity to get closer to their goals. This is the case of traditions and practices that have an important national and patriotic symbology in a country, #globalizationECH

#globalizationECH The U.S is trying to intervene into India's economy and development based on things such as clean energy, inclusive economic growth and entrepreneurship. But the problem in here is that the U.S is forgetting the cultural and historical base of India. (+)

And I consider that the process of understanding this dinamic also implies a challenging study and analysis of social, political, economic and technological fields. #globalizationECH

Inequality and power monopoly is a global phenomenon that is exacerbated with neoliberalism, the elites continue to profit under labor exploitation. @globalECH #globalizationECH

Such is the case of trends such as K-pop, which originally comes from Korea and which has been adopted in Latin America, they are called Kpopers. #globalizationECH @globalECH

We can connect this with this idea of the autors. Some rich people want to be separated from poor people, they don’t feel like the same citizens, they feel like better citizens, they are “gente de bien”. They don´t want to mix with second-class people. #globalizationECH

What makes me a citizen? Born in the country? Be part of the majority race? Be a consumer? Be a taxpayer? Be part of the predominant religion? Born in an urban zone? I don´t know, but for some people in Colombia, indigenous are not part of the citizenship. #globalizationECH

So capitalism is still doing its thing and benefits ones above others. But at least buying second hand clothes it's becoming a thing and this generation is becoming more conscious about this system. #globalizationECH