Australia: internal migrants exploited for economic reasons; China: external migrants exploited for economic reasons; America: external migrants exploited for political purposes

China: internal migrants exploited for economic reasons; America: external migrants exploited for economic reasons; Australia: external migrants exploited for political purposes

America: internal migrants exploited for economic reasons; Australia: external migrants exploited for economic reasons; China: external migrants exploited for political purposes

None of these

All of these 

Naturalised connections between a culturally unitary group and its territory

Idealised and romanticised depictions of the !Kung

Naturalised connections between citizens of a state and their territory

There is a right to freedom of movement for individuals within states, and a right to freedom of movement between states.

There is neither a right to freedom of movement for individuals within states, nor a right to freedom of movement between states

There is no right to freedom of movement for individuals within states, but there is a right to freedom of movement between states.

There is a right to freedom of movement for individuals within states, but there is no such right to freedom of movement between states.

All of these 

None of these 

Class

Race

Citizenship

Gender

He argued that they would be inappropriate for reasons of cultural relativism

He thought the Bangladeshi people should vote on them

He said they should be implemented immediately.

He thought everyone in the world should be covered by American workplace safety laws

About a million

About a billion

About a hundred million

About ten thousand

Seven

15

One--it was made in Canada

Unknown

Five

Two to fifteen million

Two to fifteen thousand

First, second and third worlds

Infrastructure, Social Structure, Superstructure

Core, semi-periphery, periphery

It has led to dramatic changes in !Kung culture and should be expelled from the region.

ts effects have been entirely positive — it allows for the !Kung to develop economically.

While it may be empowering for some, it can also marginalize those who fail to conform with its expectations

Its effects have been entirely negative — it has served to make those who don’t fit its expectations invisible.