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P. Sainath - Globalizing Inequality (February 25, 2005)

P. Sainath, February 25, 2005:
Globalizing Inequality

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THIS SPECIAL EDITION INCLUDES THE COMPLETE UNEDITED LECTURE ALONG WITH THE ENTIRE QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION, ALMOST A FULL HOUR OF ADDITIONAL MATERIAL.

Recorded February 25th, 2005, in Vancouver, Washington.

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The award-winning development reporter and photojournalist, Palagummi Sainath, is India's foremost chronicler of the impact of Globalization on the country's rural populations.

Described by the Nobel Prize-winner, Amartya Sen as "one of the world's greatest experts on famine and hunger," P. Sainath has worked tirelessly to expose the devastation inflicted on rural farmers and the broader population by the so-called neo-liberal economic reforms. He is author of the best seller, Everybody Loves a Good Drought: Stories from India's Poorest Districts, a book credited with significant impact on drought management, medical and development programs in rural India. He is currently working as the rural affairs editor of The Hindu.

This SPECIAL EDITION program includes the complete unedited lecture and the entire question and answer session. The lecture was delivered at the Washington State University campus in Vancouver, Washington. The lecture was sponsored by the Center for Social and Environmental Justice of Washington State University.