A good book to read (at least the first half) - although it's old -1995 is

The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve by G. Edward Griffin

"They own these countries already. Have you ever wondered what's going on there at the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank? ... Congress at the insistence of the President authorized another $100 billion for the International Monetary Fund. And then the article tells you that this money will be used to make loans to underdeveloped nations or grants to them to raise their standard of living. Do you believe that? ... If the money is to be used to raise the standard of living of these countries they're not doing a very good job of it because after all of these decades, after all of these hundreds of billions of dollars, you cannot point to one country that has had its standard of living raised one iota by that. In fact in most cases it's the other way around and that's not an accident because the money has not been used to raise the standard of living. The money does not go to the people in those countries. It goes to the politicians of those countries, to their governments and the money is designed and spent to strengthen their power structures, their ability to control their populations. They usually start off as inefficient dictatorships but by the time they get all this money from the IMF, they are now efficient dictatorships."

One example that Globalization is a bankers' form of Neocolonialism is the Somalia Starvation & the IMF connection:

The recurrent famines " of the 1980s and 1990s are in large part the consequence of IMF-World Bank "economic medicine"."

IMF-imposed economic policies " that emphasise cash crops for export, to generate funds to pay off loans owed the West instead of food crops"

IMF & World Bank " saddled the third world countries with debts that were in some cases many times the size of their GDP."

And for those who display tactical ignorance regarding why would creating a failed state is profitable:

... nearly two-thirds of Somalia " was allocated to the American oil giants Conoco, Amoco, Chevron and Phillips in the final years before Somalia's pro-U.S. President was overthrown and plunged into chaos .. In 1969, a post-colonial government was formed [and] significant social progress was achieved. .. Ten years of IMF SAP & Somalia spiraled into ... chaos from recurrent "austerity measures" imposed by Washington consensus."

Globalisation promotes ideas of multiculturalism, but instead propagates western culture at the expense of all others. The result is a "conversion" of alternative cultures, or "assimilation" in the name of globalisation. While in the past this was done with military force, it is now done with economic control, where international banking is done with the headquarters in western financial hub cities. Globalisation has failed to improve the lives of those it has promised, and instead has confronted societies with western mass media, resulting in increased discontent, alcoholism, and suicide. Comparison without the means to advance standing in society i.e. increasing westernisation can be highly damaging to a traditional lifestyle and societal structure. Globalisation has manifested itself as the consumerist consumption of "ethnic" goods (i.e. import shops and world music CDs) and the installment of TVs which display western culture alongside local shows or bollywood hits in slums, where the inhabitants have little control over their situation and whom Globalisation of a market economy has failed to help.