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2000Issues Number 32 to 42
Global conspiracy or capitalist circus?
UNCTAD
X: An opportunity Lost? Market
access for LDCs: public relations disguised as development UNCTAD
security "half-baked" Mr Moore:
Shallow and defensive at UNCTAD X Who speaks
for whom? UNCTAD
and civil society: Towards our common goals
Euro-American
rivalry poses challenge to Asia and developing world
Letter
to the editor Time
for the ICFTU to move from anti-social (inter) national partnerships to
a real global social partnership? No time
for reform Can workers
beat globalisation? Washington
and the demise of the “third wave” of democratisation
Paradigms
lost ADB 2000:
Senior officials and internal documents paint institution in confusion
Payoff
scandal hits ADB-backed power privatization in the Philippines Struggle
for a basic right to a livelihood Will
WTO chief be sacrificial lamb?
The AGM
2000: More losses than victories Regional
currency swap arrangement: a step towards Asian monetary fund? Time
for ADB to own up to its responsibility The many
uses of poverty Australia
and the Asian Development Bank in the Mekong region Dangerous
liaisons: progressives, the right, and the anti-China trade campaign
Asian
monetary fund revival? The sledgehammer
and the nut China:
the country everyone loves to hate “Blowback”:
A review essay on an academic defector’s guide to America’s
Asia policy A response from Bill Jordan to the Peter Waterman
United
Nations shows its true colours The Association
of Southeast Asian Nations: A preliminary autopsy Venezuelan
elections offer hope of real reform Civil
society as global actor: Promise and pitfalls Paving
the way to a new world: Let us globalise the struggle!
From
Melbourne to Prague: the struggle for a deglobalised world The armadillo
and the chameleon: A cautionary tale
The end
of imagination: The World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and poverty
reduction All in
the family: musical chairs in the neo-liberal establishment
A World
Bank staffer’s odyssey in Kafka’s Prague The Prague
castle debate: A few questions for Mr Wolfensohn and Mr Kohler Tough
crowd for IMF, World Bank leaders in Prague
Micro
credit equals micro debt Fallacies
of the renegotiation of the Ecuadorian external debt The turbulent
and dismal record of World Bank structural adjustment lending in the Philippines Balancing
the power of money
The WTO:
Boon or bane for the developing world? Malaysian NGOs call on government to reject launching of new WTO round The
year at the WTO: Analysis and key issues for 2001
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