Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty and Resistance

In "Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty and Resistance", I present research and 

arguments about how the international economic systems based in Privilege and status create dependencies, poverty and inequalities which is justified by ideas that seek to do just that, promote a few over the others. What is insulting is that those who were once colonies of their masters have held onto certain beliefs that keeps them back of the line. Example, in Jamaica, which is a tourist mecca with its plethora of vacation spots and service unlike other islands, they do not benefit from maximizing the earnings from tourism through casino gambling because for them, it is a sin, or it goes against God. 

This is strategically perfect for those global north post-industrial countries who have moved on from 

those beliefs. In Jamaica, Buggery is still illegal and this law on the Jamaican books have caused 

thousands of the brightest stars to migrate to other countries where it is more accepting such as the former colonial countries, thereby creating a brain drain for the global south and a brain gain for the global north. I would assert for later study here that the most backward countries are so because of some principles that they have inherited from their masters to keep them in check – using a 

conservative form of religion inherited by their masters so that they continue to subscribe to 

domination and back of the pack. Hence countries like Jamaica will continue to be dependencies as 

they seek to hold on to certain truths about God that prevents them from competing meaningfully in this competitive world.

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