I think what I found most interesting is that globalization had so much of an impact on countries in a good way that immigration became such a boost in the US. On page 1145 it really shows how much change happened through the development. The inequality of the people that lived in low income was so explicit that you can obviously tell there weren't that many resources for those countries to support their people. For example, in the deaths of infectious diseases aspect of globalization there is a high percentage of people dying because of the income as a whole. This goes back to the countries wealth and how important it is for a country to have money and give back to its people.
Some of the issues that rose up from globalization was womens rights and feminism as a whole. Different countries took this issue in different views and I think the Muslim community was the one that did not take it to well. According to Strayer they opposed the equality of inheritance for women and men.
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