How Non-Governmental Organizations Aid Globalization
Ethnography, described as customs and cultures of certain groups of people, goes hand in hand with the notion of globalization and migration of ethnicity. In today’s day in age, we are faces with the wonderful reality that different ethnicities are becoming a populated in different regions of the world. A lot of the progress made in globalization can be accredited to the numerous non-governmental organizations we have in the Americas. The main reason for the progress made by these NGOs is due to them being the intermediates of the world. Another way this can be described is by saying, “As intermediaries, they are the contemporary inheritors holding up the contemporary world system fragmented by neoliberalism: they are “gluing globalization” (par. 5).
NGOs help to provide resources and funding to researches while simultaneously advocating for different areas of improvement. For example, NGOs can help monitor governments and aids in healthcare research in the United States. However, in Haiti, the improvements are made to a different area than in the United States. NGOs in Haiti focus on more centralized subjects that include road networks, trash, and overall urban civilization. Thus, NGOs are responsible for making Haiti a place with habitual standards. This aids globalization because the funds and volunteers fill the gaps in society and benefit the population through those not affiliated with the state or government.
Schuller, Mark. “Gluing Globalization: Ngos as Intermediaries in Haiti.” AnthroSource, John Wiley & Sons, Ltd, 29 June 2009, https://anthrosource.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/j.1555-2934.2009.01025.x.