Sentence examples for global periphery from inspiring English sources

The paper demonstrates how an export economy in a global periphery (coffee in Brazil) affected economic development in a periphery of that same country and makes a methodological contribution by demonstrating how ethnographic research can contribute to an understanding of a historical period when the paper trail is weak.

This migration enhanced Western economic prospects with an infusion of foreign talent, motivation, creativity, and industriousness — while marginalizing countries left behind in the global periphery.

The failure to modernize the cattle environment in the late colonial period and beyond stemmed largely from Lemco's structural reliance on unimproved cattle that were most suited to arid grasslands of global peripheries.

Work from the global peripheries of the capitalist system, including Mozambique (26) and Brazil (18), all point towards how men's violence is implicated in these processes of exclusion (often overlapping with racism).

For the global economy, however, the periphery is a sideshow.

SCANDINAVIA'S stockmarkets may lie on the periphery of global capitalism.

There was a sense of hope in the air: maybe those ten tracks made by the new architects of zouk bass would rescue dance music with a global appeal from the periphery to which it had been relegated, returning the spark that was felt when baile funk or kuduro emerged.

At the periphery, Russia's global interests in projecting power in the world are its activities in the Middle East.

In the 1990s crises affected the periphery of the global economy; today they have spread to its core.

Eventually, the malaise wormed its way from the periphery of the global economy to its core: the developed markets of north America and western Europe.

Flanked by fields of millet and groundnut, the northern Nigerian outpost of Bagega is so far out on the periphery of the global economy that when the financial crisis struck in 2008 few residents had any idea it was happening.