El arte de la desigualdad

An episode of the GlobalízaTEC podcast, hosted by Luis Eduardo Ávila, titled "El arte de la desigualdad" was published on April 19, 2021 and runs 9 minutes.

April 19, 2021 ·9m · GlobalízaTEC

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Summary

En este segundo capítulo, el equipo detrás de GlobalízaTEC te contará sobre el arte de la desigualdad social y su percepción en el mundo actual. Además, te platicamos sobre los mecanismos que propician una repartición desigual de recursos y el impacto del discurso legitimador en el reparto desigual.  

Episode Description

En este segundo capítulo, el equipo detrás de GlobalízaTEC te contará sobre el arte de la desigualdad social y su percepción en el mundo actual. Además, te platicamos sobre los mecanismos que propician una repartición desigual de recursos y el impacto del discurso legitimador en el reparto desigual.

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