Global Power Structures
This series examines how global power structures shape the relationship between strong states and the countries that depend on them. Powerful states keep others weak by using them for cheap raw materials and labor. They build systems that create political and economic dependence. Public debates in the West often hide how these systems work. Strict migration rules help keep this order in place. The wealth of strong states relies on the weakness of others. The Injustice Chronicle explains how this system works, why it continues, and what it causes, including wars, displacement, and the rise of right‑wing movements.
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