Making of Belize

Challenging the notion that globalization will create clear winners and losers, this book explores how marginalized areas can foster vibrant cultural activity through local relations and identities in a transnational context. It highlights the complexities faced by these regions, influenced by powerful transnational movements like environmentalism and migration. Interestingly, the instant connectivity of the global world has paradoxically strengthened local identities, leading to a rich tapestry of multiculturalism that transcends traditional boundaries.