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Rethinking Globalization: Teaching for Justice in an Unjust World

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Bill Bigelow; Bob Peterson

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We are increasingly interconnected: American teenagers wearing sneakers made in China, South Americans watching U.S. television, the Internet flashing messages across continents. But this is only a partial view. We are all connected, but in very unequal ways - in ways that pose a threat to the health of the planet.

Through role plays, interviews, poems, stories, background readings, cartoons, and hands-on teaching activities, Rethinking Globalization offers a memorable introduction to the forces that are shaping the future of the world.

Chapters cover the history of globalization, sweatshops, child labour, food, and the environment.

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Type	Book/Print Resource	Publisher	Rethinking School Press
Language	English	Year	2002
Audience	Youth and Adult	Call ID	Bi
Length	394 pages

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