The book "Globalisation, Poverty and Conflict" offers a comprehensive analysis of the complex relationships between globalization, poverty, and conflict. At a time when discussions about development are becoming increasingly important, this academic work raises critical questions about the role of globalization in the development process. It examines whether development is merely a byproduct of economic growth or if it must be actively promoted to address the challenges of poverty. The authors collaborating in this anthology bring various perspectives and discuss the impacts of globalization on inequality and poverty, as well as the role of governance and civil society actors. The topics are divided into three main areas that address the interactions between these critical aspects and stimulate current debates in the field of development studies.