Globalization has expanded and intensified structural violence.​

Globalization has resulted in increased economic inequality, which in turn has led to an increase in structural violence. The gap between rich and poor has widened, leading to a lack of access to basic resources such as healthcare and education for many people. This lack of access to resources can result in increased violence and crime as people struggle to survive. Additionally, globalization has led to the exploitation of workers in developing countries, who are often paid low wages and work in unsafe conditions. This exploitation can also be seen as a form of structural violence.