Global Classism(related to Canada)

[Purple]

I'm writing a paper on Global Classism, concerning distribution of goods, discrimiation of poor countries/excluded nations(if any), and trade structures, within/concerning/related to, or how, Canada fit in in it all, for my Antropology, Sociology, and Psychology class!

I've a serious lack of sources, and I was wondering if anyone maybe could contribute with some related links, or ideas of places to contact!

Any help; greatly appreciated!

[JC1]

Talk about how canada is based on theft of fdirst nation's land's, and was bulit on the labour of third worlder's (Irish, Italian's, Chinese, Jew's, Qebecouis, et cet era).

[Purple]

uhm... that would go under "history", i am talking about present day. but usable for another project though...

[kurt]

Perhaps you could include something about the imperial occupation of Haiti?

http://outofhaiti.ca

[Eastside Revolt]

Originally posted by [email protected] 23 2005, 11:31 PM
I'm writing a paper on Global Classism, concerning distribution of goods, discrimiation of poor countries/excluded nations(if any), and trade structures, within/concerning/related to, or how, Canada fit in in it all, for my Antropology, Sociology, and Psychology class!

I've a serious lack of sources, and I was wondering if anyone maybe could contribute with some related links, or ideas of places to contact!

Any help; greatly appreciated!
I'm confused, are you talking about classism in Canadian society, as well as about Canadian capital's involvement in global inequality, or just the latter?

[Bannockburn]

Talk about neo-liberal laws during the 80's and the work to rule law of workers rights being forced by the Harris government. There is a good book out there that explains all this, “from consent to coercion”. Also, talk about Canadian imperial practices in the US, and globally. That is easy to be found. Just look up the money flow of major Canadian capital.

My first bet is to get a clear idea of what you are writing about.

[wet blanket]

For your own sake, you might want to narrow your topic a little more. You're going to have one hell of a time adequately addressing an entire nation's participation in the global economy in a single paper.