“On the Backs of Quechua Porters” (25 minutes), The Globalization Trail podcast, by Hanae Delaunay, Hannah Exley, Daniela Gallegos, and Daisy Sessions.

Tune in as the Quechua group offers a clear and useful definition of globalization. You’ll also learn four theoretical terms that we discussed throughout the semester: flexible, informal labour, the Quechua concept of ayni, eco-tourism, and safety zones.

Intro: Daisy Sessions

Tourism and the Inca Trail: Hanae Delaunay

Quechua Porters: Hannah Exley

“Keeping Traditions Alive,” Interview with Víctor Sauca: Daniela Gallegos

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