1. Global “development”
decolonization and sustained inequity

2. colonial map -- globe 1800

3. colonial map globe -- 1900

4. Within Europe
military build up
middle class grew
peasant revolts
nationalism grew

5. after World War I: 1920

6. after World War II: 1945

7. post-war shifts (1940s)
emphasis on nation/states
conscious shift to global economy/institutions
trade alliance focus

8. decolonization (1940s-1970s)
resistance and persistence
emphasis on nation-making
internal/external disagreements

9. cold war globe

10. development paradigm
Align former colonies with main super powers
Created global economic standards
“aid” -- money/loans
dictators, military, export infrastructure
escalated poverty
Created: underdeveloped to developed

11. make poverty history

12. analysis: aid and development
In the ad:
where does “extreme poverty” come from? what are its
causes?
who has the solutions?
who is the “we” making change?
what is the change?
does the address or attempt to change the structures

13. “aid”