Abstract
Manfred Steger’s work opens up a new perspective on money and globalization. Numerous studies on globalization emphasize the increasing interconnection of global financial markets. Building on Steger’s insights, this chapter shifts from markets to money and from the global North to the global South to analyze the processes of globalization. Innovative methods for the global transfer of money in recent years have contributed to greater social and financial inclusion. Women, though still not as included as men, have gained greater freedoms related to money. Migrants send money more efficiently to their families and communities in the global South. The chapter concludes by considering the implications of the globalization of money for future global, social, political, and economic relationships. It suggests the family will become increasingly central to money and the global imaginary.
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