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A Global Perspective on Social Class and Inequality: A Public Policy Document is an extensive study of global poverty and inequality with practical examples drawn from the State of Oklahoma, USA. Herein are theories, diverse perspectives on poverty, insights into poverty’s root causes and measures for tackling the global scourge. Poverty is multidimensional, global and national. In the USA, it is shaped by national and state politics. Globally, culprits include poor governance and an entrenched extractive global system. The latter is mediated (in part) by multilateral entities like the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and multinational business malfeasance.

Meshack M. Sagini is a Professor Emeritus of Political Science with a focus on organizational behaviour and social equity. He has authored five books and numerous scholarly articles, contributing significantly to his field. Sagini has been honoured with the Outstanding Award for Excellence in Teaching, Research, and Service. A highly sought-after speaker, he has delivered presentations on organizational behaviour, organizational leadership, and equity at national, regional, and international conferences. Sagini's excellence in public service has been recognized by both President George W. Bush and President Barack Obama.

Benard M. Manyibe serves as an Adjunct Professor and researcher at the Rehabilitation Research and Training Center (RRTC) on Advancing Employment Equity for Multiply Marginalized People with Disabilities (LU2E-RRTC) at Langston University, OK. He has authored and co-authored books, book chapters, and peer-reviewed research publications. As a respected academic, Benard Manyibe is a reviewer for prestigious academic journals and has delivered numerous presentations on leadership and entrepreneurship at national, regional, and international conferences.

Peter Araka Moriasi has had a distinguished career as a special education teacher, serving in multiple schools across the United States before transitioning to academia. He is currently an assistant professor at Chadron State College in Nebraska and an adjunct professor at Adventist University of the Philippines. Moriasi's research interests encompass special education, educational equity, and international education. He has presented his work at national, regional, and international conferences, showcasing his expertise and commitment to advancing these fields.