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Globalization is very beneficial for developed countries, but unprofitable for poor developing countries. Globalization is not able to distribute fairly universal welfare. Precisely globalization spawned oppression of the poor. Despite being the majority group, due to not having enough competence; they are frozen in as the weak group. Globalization is a form of economic colonialism. In it applies “the law of the jungle”, who are economically and politically powerful to be the ruler. The economical globalization unleashes the wealth of the owners of capital, to oppress the working class. The era of globalization is not the form of justice and the distribution of wealth; it is the distribution of social injustice and inequality. Conflicts are triggered by a clash between the capitalist and working classes. Globalization is the pinnacle of social change, in which telecommunications technology, media and information technology into a force capable of reaching all walks of life. There is a strong relationship between globalization, poverty and inequality information. One side of globalization triggers is an acceleration of the welfare of the population lives in an intelligent, skilled, and rich in accessing information; generally those who living in industrialized countries-secularliberal. In another aspect, globalization creates poverty distribution in the population ignorant, unskilled and poor in accessing information. They lived in an agrarian countrytraditional-religious. Indonesia is the “mysterious” country group, due to a number of poor people as high as a rich population. Central Bureau of Statistics (January 2, 2013), claimed that until September 2012, there were 28.59 million poor people (11.66 percent) in Indonesia. The paradigm of this research is descriptive-qualitative and relying on exploring various sources of literature.
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