Solidarity Ethics: Transformation in a Globalized World by Rebecca Todd Peters
Document Type
Book Review
Source
Journal of Lutheran Ethics
ISSN
1538-5264
Volume
14
Issue
15
Publication Date
5-2014
Department
School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Abstract
In this book Peters helps first-world Christians with privilege think about how they might act in solidarity with those who suffer poverty and injustice as a result of neoliberal economic globalization. Peters first lays out two underlying problems of globalization: overconsumption by the world’s elite in the face of human suffering; and massive inequalities as a result of structural factors in our global society.
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