Globalisation new form of colonialism

Globalisation new  form of colonialism
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Globalisation new form of colonialism
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Globalisation was conceived as a new devise to dominate the world after colonialism and imperialism, said eminent scholar from Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), Prof M Asmer Beg during a lecture on ‘Third World Critiques of Globalization’ organised by the Department of Political Science, Maulana Azad National Urdu University.

Gachibowli: Globalisation was conceived as a new devise to dominate the world after colonialism and imperialism, said eminent scholar from Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), Prof M Asmer Beg during a lecture on 'Third World Critiques of Globalization' organised by the Department of Political Science, Maulana Azad National Urdu University.

This was the second lecture under the 'Hyderabad Dialogue Series', an initiative involving interaction with leading public intellectuals. The series was jointly launched by the department and Al-Beruni Centre for the Study of Social Exclusion & Inclusive Policy (ACSSEIP) on 13th March, 2019. Dr Afroz Alam, Head, Department chaired the session.

Elaborating upon the structures of exploitation in contemporary world, Prof Beg, a renowned political scientist, argued that law, knowledge and culture are the three instruments used by West to perpetuate enslavement and exploitation of the non-Western world for its own interests.

Prof Beg delved into the conceptual markers of globalisation. He elaborated various aspects and manifestations of globalization and presented a comprehensive critique of globalization from the vantage point of the third world. He elucidated that, how from being an idea, globalisation was transformed into "global common sense" and was presented as the panacea and the only choice to address problems in the third world.

The lecture was followed by an intense and enriching discussion session. Dr Afroz Alam presented his remarks at the end and Ms. Shabana Farheen, Assistant Professor, proposed vote of thanks. Students, research scholars and faculty members attended the lecture

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