Chair, John Cavanagh…(et_aal) <br/><br/>
A better world is possible :  alternative economic globalization : summary of an upcoming report 

 - San Francisco  Spring  2002 
 - 20p.  28*22 cm 
<br/><br/>Introduction<br/>A. Global resistance<br/>B. Different worlds<br/>C. Transformational imperative<br/>D. Economic democracy<br/>E. Global governance<br/>F. Building momentum<br/>I. Critique of economic globalization<br/>A. Key ingredients and general effects<br/>B. Bureaucratic expressions of globalization<br/>C. Conclusions<br/>II. Ten principles for democratic and sustainable societies<br/>A. New democracy<br/>B. Subsidiarity<br/>C. Ecological sustainability<br/>D. Common heritage<br/>E. Human rights<br/>F. Job/Livelihood/Employment<br/>G. Food security/Food safety<br/>H. Enquiry<br/>I. Diversity<br/>J. Precautionary principle<br/>III. Issues on commodification of the commons<br/>IV. The case for subsidiarity: bias away from the global toward the local <br/>V. Reigning in corporate power<br/>VI. Alterternative orperating systems: energy, agriculture, transport, and manufacturing<br/>VII. From bretton woods toward alternatives 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Economic globalization<br/>Globalization<br/>Economic democracy<br/>Democracy
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>338.9  / CHA