Not only did the global economic crisis exacerbate migration, but globalization, widening economic gaps among the rich and poor countries and geopolitical shifts also trigger additional illegal migration.
Pungent comments from journalists and piracy historians add perspective and analysis, branding pirates "the midwives of globalization" and widening the net of culpability in surprising ways.
The Gore speech left all the friends grumbling that only Mr. Nader was still bringing up the issues they considered central in this election: corporate power, the forces of globalization, the widening divide between the rich and the poor, here in this country and around the world.
Modern problems like globalization, technological change, widening inequality and wage stagnation compel us to take new collective measures if we're to pursue the old goals of equality and opportunity.
But this historical plot echoes with the disparities of our own age — the new enclosures brought about by merciless globalization and the widening chasm between the mega-wealthy and the dispossessed.
It is no accident that the United States, Europe and Japan are simultaneously experiencing political breakdown; globalization is producing a widening gap between what electorates are asking of their governments and what those governments can deliver.
(Reuters) SOUTH AFRICA: UNIONS' GLOBAL VIEW The world labor union movement said it would muster all its strength to fight the social and economic fallout of globalization, which it said was widening the gap between rich and poor nations.
Every day, we publish articles that document – through text and data – the various aspects of global public health challenges that unfortunately still feed upon the widening gap between the winners and losers of globalization.
This is one key reason that the process we call globalization has tended to result in widening inequality between nations.
Similar to other developed nations, widening income disparities and health inequalities have resulted from economic globalization in New Zealand; with regard to nutrition, a proportion of the population now faces food poverty.
