Expropriation, Exploitation, and Unequal Exchange
Cambodia, Laos, Social Justice, Thailand, Vietnam | 31.01.2021
Expropriation, Exploitation, and Unequal Exchange
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Capitalist transformation is international and imperialist, as dominated countries and classes are shaped to meet the needs and desires of dominant ones. This has generated profits for big firms, investors, and traders, allowing some to become rich and powerful while others are marginalised and impoverished. It has contributed to deforestation, pollution, and immiseration for workers, a process known as unequal exchange. Similar processes have been linked to the emergence of new diseases like covid-19 and must be halted for the sake of people and planet: by empowering producers and transforming states.
This illustrated introduction gives an overview of the capitalist transformation of the Mekong region.
Expropriation, Exploitation, and Unequal Exchange
Publisher: Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung Southeast Asia Hanoi Office
Author: Charlie Thame and Jana Rue Chin Glutting
Date: January 2021
Pages: 8
Download: English version