Globalization and international tourism in developing countries: Marginality as a commercial commodity

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The relation between globalization, international tourism and marginality in developing countries and its affect on the people of the developing countries is examined. Findings indicate that globalization and marginality could be linked in many different ways and there exists a link between marginal population that consists of legal and illegal foreign workers and socioeconomic processes of globalization.

HOTELS AND OTHER LODGING PLACES, Tourist Travel, Developing Countries, Travel industry, Tourism

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Actors, conflicts and the globalization movement

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The multiple actors who form the Globalization movement and who constitute different branches of an action intended to engage critically with, and propose alternatives to, current forms of social organization are discussed. The features characterizing this movement and the questions raised by these features are further listed.

Civic and social associations, Civic and Social Organizations, Civic & Social Organizations NEC, Social organizations

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Radical transformative nationalisms confront the U.S. Empire

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Globalization is viewed as an ideological project of the U.S. Empire. A different alternative, radical transformative nationalisms with international solidarity, to corporate globalization is examined.

United States, Economic aspects

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