In Search of a Humanised Globalisation

The negative impact of (economic/neo-liberal) globalisation is well known and it has been denounced by activists of civil society, humanist intellectuals, as well as spiritual and religious leaders. Since the motivating force of (economic/neo-liberal) globalisation is short-term material/economic profit, it is expected that the most credible social movements against (economic/neo-liberal) globalisation are not based upon the same interest (i.e. upon a material/economic dimension), but on the spiritual/human dimension. It would be useful therefore to study how the spirituality based social movements react to the (economic/neo-liberal) globalisation in order to participate in building up a human(ised) globalisation.