Susan George

Susan George is a prominent American author and activist, best known for her critical work on global economic inequality, poverty, and the impact of corporate power on international politics. Born in 1947, George has written extensively on the subjects of development and global justice, and she is an outspoken advocate for the rights of marginalized communities. Her most notable works include "A Fate Worse Than Debt" and "The Lugano Report", which analyze the role of international financial institutions in perpetuating global poverty.

George has spent much of her career working with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and advocating for social change. She is a former vice president of the Transnational Institute, where she focused on globalization and economic justice. Throughout her career, George has spoken out against the increasing concentration of economic power and the exploitation of developing countries by multinational corporations. Her insights have made her an influential figure in political activism and global advocacy.

Some notable quotes from Susan George include:

• "The corporate sector is a vast transnational system that operates beyond the reach of national governments and populations."

• "Inequality is not a natural condition, it’s a human-made disaster."

• "True development means the right to live with dignity and justice, not just survival." These quotes reflect George's commitment to economic justice, equity, and her belief in the transformative power of social activism to address the injustices of global capitalism.