ENFOQUE SOBRE COMERCIO No 73Febrero 2002EN ESTA ENTREGAAPRENDIENDO DE DOHApor Walden Bello*SE PUEDEN HACER BOMBAS DE PAPELRaj Patel *El PODER ES NADA SI NO TIENE EL CONTROLPor Aziz Choudry *DE DOHA A JOHANNESBURGO: EL GOBIERNO...
Read Moreby Jenina Joy Chavez Malaluan and Shalmali Guttal This paper provides an overall critique of the PRSP framework, process and content. The paper draws from actual experiences in the Lao PDR, Cambodia and Vietnam, a review of...
Read MoreLast year's World Social Forum was dubbed the “attack on planet Davos” by Financial Times journalist John Lloyd. This seemed like a good description of the ideological and moral energy that launched the...
Read MoreBy Immanuel Wallerstein Fernand Braudel Center, Binghamton University http://fbc.binghamton.edu/commentr.htm Commentary No. 79, Dec. 15, 2001,”The Swooping of the Hawks?” “Whom the Gods would destroy they first...
Read MoreBy Raj patel ; "A little fertilizer, some bleach and some hubcaps to put them all in, and you've got a bomb", he said. "You can use frozen orange juice and slugs instead of bleach, if you haven't got...
Read MoreBy Joo-Yeon Jeong and Seung-Min Choi, PICIS* There is no place on Earth where neo-liberalism has not poisoned. It has allowed a handful of private interests to control as much as possible of social life in order to maximize...
Read MoreBy Walden Bello By Washington’s logic, firecrackers should now be going off everywhere, as the counter-terror crusaders zero in on Osama bin Laden’s hideout in Tora Bora. However, Europe is cool, there is...
Read MoreTrade talks at dawnBy Steve Schifferes, BBC News online economics reporter in Doha Revised ministerial draft declaration: Still harmful to interests of developing countries By Walden Bello and Aileen KwaViews on the...
Read MoreSTANDOFF IN NEGOTIATIONS By Walden Bello in DohaUS MARINES TOLD “GET OUT OF WTO”SNAPSHOTS FROM DOHA By Walden Bello in DohaTHE DOHA REPORT By Anuradha Mittal in DohaWTO LEADER CAUTIONS AGAINST...
Read MoreBy Steve Schifferes, BBC News Online economics report Trade ministers from 142 countries will be reconvening at dawn in another attempt to reach agreement on launching a new round of world trade talks. Negotiators worked through...
Read MoreBy Various organisations Jubilee South, Focus on the Global South, AWEPON, and the Centro de Estudios Internacionales with the support of the World Council of ChurchesBackgroundThe World Bank and the IMF...
Read MoreBy Walden Bello Standing on both sides of the entrance to the huge Al Dafna Hall at the Sheraton, the protesters carried a common sign that read "No Voice at the WTO," calling attention to the lack of transparency,...
Read MoreBy James Love, Consumer Project on Techno "The declaration (as it stands) is a good first step. The developed countries, in agreeing to the declaration, have committed themselves to this process. We want to see a commitment...
Read MoreBy Robert Fisk [The Independent (U.K.)] So it has come to this. The entire modern history of the Middle East ?the collapse of the Ottoman empire, the Balfour declaration, Lawrence of Arabia’s lies, the Arab revolt, the...
Read MoreOUR WORLD IS NOT FOR SALE Agriculture and food are fundamental to all people, in terms of both production and availability of sufficient quantities of safe and healthy food, and as foundations of healthy communities, cultures...
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