Wednesday, November 18, 2015

Blog Post 8

What's it like adapting to a new place in a dystopia?



Suarez-Orozco, Marcelo M. "The New Immigration." Right Moves? Immigration, Globalization, Utopia, Dystopia (2005): 3-12. Google Scholar. Web. 17 Nov. 2015.

   Because of immigration, we have globalization. Globalization is a paradox though; it creates a desire for a utopia that can not be filled in a weak economy of a county. Globalization is only a favor for the wealthy countries. It is mimicking previous cycles of integration.  Globalization is about deterritorialization of mass migrants of people, it is increasing immigration. 

  To adapt to a new place period, there are many influencing factors. Within a dystopia, however, you don't have too many factors like you do here. From this article I am taking the inverse of what it has said. Therefor, since globalization within a dystopia is not quite possible then immigration is lowered immensely and you do not even have immigrant or people adapting to new places for the most part. 

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