Globalization and Neoliberalism

[@PeterMcI100]

Excellent video giving a balanced, if critical, explanation of neoliberalism and its relationship to global trade. Can't thank you enough for this.

[@IntroductiontoSociologyChannel]

Thanks for the comment, glad it's useful...I guess I'll have to redo the whole thing in the light of recent events, but still...

[@deedee8568]

Wow loads of info and clarity here. Excellent.

[@odiletante9041]

Thank you sir. This video combines objectivity, clarity and simplicity in their analysis. Excellent.

[@user_mac0153]

Thank you for the upload. I found this little video upload through completely spontaneous random KZbin search - 'Anthropology Undergrads' - and then worked my way here just browsing KZbin from that jump point.

[@mariannajardim8455]

Glad to have seen this video as I am currently writing an essay and am interested in David Harvey's point of view. Thanks!

[@TheMaddi829]

i have four essays due tonight for one class, and this video truly is saving my final grade, thank you king :)

[@IntroductiontoSociologyChannel]

You're very welcome, I hope it's helpful for your essays.

[@TheMaddi829]

@@IntroductiontoSociologyChannel it 100% was! didn't understand the concept of neoliberalism until this video! thank you again! :)

[@zeeyuhnah03]

How does the process of globalization help create the ideal environment of neoliberalism.

[@Shooketh__]

Amazing video, thanks

[@alexander1955]

Thanks, glad you found it useful. It's a bit out of date now, I guess...

[@AtelierFleur]

Great explanation! Thank you.

[@MrsNICE21]

Thank you for this brilliant video. As I am writing an academic paper on this topic, could recommend some good literature on this topic where the link of neoliberal globalization and its effects on poverty, social inequality and maybe even environmental destruction is explained? Thank you a lot!

[@jeremyserbee3720]

so good! thank you!

[@IntroductiontoSociologyChannel]

Your're welcome, glad you found it useful....

[@Nextgenenglish]

Thanks! 👍🏾

[@meriemhadjari4463]

the name of the person speaking please??

[@IntroductiontoSociologyChannel]

It's indictaed at the beginning of the video, 0:10

[@meriemhadjari4463]

@@IntroductiontoSociologyChannel whoops, I haven't seen that thank you so much.

[@killmrdarcy4367]

Thanks very much to the University of Sydney for 'releas(ing) the (van) Krieken' further to this excellent and objective synopsis of Neoliberalism, while we're all stuffed if that laughing guy in the Reagan and Bush Sr. 4.48 pic. foreground is Bernie Sanders!

[@alexander1955]

I'm not sure it is, though. There's a rough resemblance, but you don't get a very good look at his face, could be anyone really.

[@killmrdarcy4367]

...I said that in jest of course, and while the guy looks to me like Bernie, he either wouldn't have been as old as that then and/or had white hair. It's more likely that he's either one of Milton Friedman-stein's 'Chicago boys', some corporate plutocrat, or a Washington beltway insider (Rep or otherwise) re: the huge lobbying industry complex that Washington evolved into - in a far more intense way - following Reagan and Bush1.Nevertheless, 'NL winners are grinners' of course (as testified to here by this "laughing gas" - to quote Gore Vidal - bunch), while thanks once again, Robert, for your great NL summation!..You/we now need to get a competition going re: the best caption for that pic, while my off the cuff entry is this: "What trickle down?". With best wishes and gratitude.

[@LaxmiSingh-uy4fg]

Thanks 😄

[@baccaratlab2897]

7:33 that child is wearing clean clothes with clean teddy bear. I don't believe that he's destitute.

[@Jonathan-pp5zc]

Regulating the money supply is not part of Neo-liberalism. Perhaps pop over to the economics faculty and ask about that bit.

[@victorboucher3810]

Merci