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    P2 The Contemporary World Outline UPDATED 2022-10

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    The document discusses two competing paradigms of development: 1) Globalization views development as achieved through rapid economic growth and integration, focusing on GDP. 2) Indigenous peoples view development from protecting their ancestral lands and traditional way of life. A Manobo leader expresses concern that a proposed business investment will displace communities and prevent cultivating ancestral lands. This highlights the differing perspectives of development as economic growth versus indigenous rights and traditions.

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    The document discusses two competing paradigms of development: 1) Globalization views development as achieved through rapid economic growth and integration, focusing on GDP. 2) Indigenous peoples view development from protecting their ancestral lands and traditional way of life. A Manobo leader expresses concern that a proposed business investment will displace communities and prevent cultivating ancestral lands. This highlights the differing perspectives of development as economic growth versus indigenous rights and traditions.

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    The document discusses two competing paradigms of development: 1) Globalization views development as achieved through rapid economic growth and integration, focusing on GDP. 2) Indigenous peoples view development from protecting their ancestral lands and traditional way of life. A Manobo leader expresses concern that a proposed business investment will displace communities and prevent cultivating ancestral lands. This highlights the differing perspectives of development as economic growth versus indigenous rights and traditions.

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    Globalization and its accompanying processes point to a paradigm about

    development (Pongsapich, 2003). Globalization is built on the belief that


    development can be achieved through rapid economic growth, made possible
    because of economic integration (Cavanagh, Mander & IFG, 2004). As a growth-
    oriented model of development, it looks into GDP as indicator of success.

    CONTEMPLATE.

    Competing Development Paradigms. A development paradigm is an idea of


    prescribed path to attain development through certain set of activities, according
    to a defined vision (Bellb, 2011). Below is a quote from Datu Kaylo Bontulan, a
    Manobo leader. He talks about a proposed business investment in their ancestral
    land that will displace indigenous communities.

    "If this (investment) happens, we cannot cultivate our lands anymore. We


    cannot grow local crops on our ancestral domain. They will only force us to
    evacuate and use the military who will not think to kill us twice if we stop
    their project."

    Salugpongan To Tanu lgkanugon, Datu Koylo Bontulan, Talaingod (Velez, 2018)


    What are your thoughts regarding two competing paradigms of development
    —development by building business in the ancestral land and development
    from the point of view of indigenous people?

    Economic globalization is a complex global process of expanding the market


    economic system all throughout the world. The market economy, the economic
    system that gives freedom to entrepreneurs to control productive process to
    pursue profit, is just one kind of economic system designed by human societies.
    It is a corporate-driven process of enhanced transnational exchange of products;
    services, technologies, and capital, creating an increased intercipendence o
    world economies (Shangquan, 2000).

    12 A Co ur se Mo du le f or T he Co ntem po ia ry W or ld '

    10Icontemporary

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