The Second Form of Globalization Is a Return to Free Market Capitalism

The current forms of globalization are really, in many ways, a return to the principles of nineteenth century free market capitalism. This social imaginary will leave us wandering in the desert, repeating the habits of the place from which god is sending us and to which there is no return. The television service in melbourne communicated that god was on the side of the rich, or at least the suburban middle class rich. A new kind of economic imperialism, shaped by the christian west, sweeps across the world.