Whitehall Papers  No. 70
Global Inequality and Security Policy: A British Perspective

The purpose of this paper is to explore the links between global inequality and insecurity, and to examine possible implications for UK foreign policy. Chapter 2 sets the scene by looking at recent global trends in inequality within states. It argues that the international economic impact of inequality within states is growing as globalisation steadily erodes the barriers between national economies. Chapter 3 then maps the links between inequality and violence, looking in turn at those between inequality and violent criminality, and those between inequality and violent conflict. Chapter 4 concludes by suggesting some possible implications for UK policy.

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