Is the Trilateral Commission the secret organization that runs the world?
The Trilateral Comission (November 6, 1987)
How Carnivore Works
Not nice....not at all nice By Thomas C Greene in Washington DC
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Economy
NAFTA & Political Economy of Immigration (Collin Harris)
European authorities taking advantage of "crisis" to enact regressive "reforms" (Mark Weisbrot)
How social equality influence economic growth: Lessons from East Asia and
Latin America, por Xuhua Zhang.
Al estudiar la distribución de renta se concluye que el grado de desigualdad
social no es significativamente mayor en Latinoamérica que en Asia Oriental.
Se analiza cómo las características de la desigualdad social afectan al
desarrollo económico en múltiples aspectos.
What Every Progressive Christian Should Know About the Tobacco Industry by
Graham Kelder
The tobacco industry likes to portray itself as just another American business, but the facts point to precisely the opposite conclusion. The author suggests what individuals can do to curb the tobacco industry.
This autobio/bibliographical
essay is a draft of chapter 2 of the 18 chapter
festschrift
THE
UNDERDEVELOPMENT OF DEVELOPMENT: ESSAYS IN HONOUR
OF ANDRE ...
The development of underdevelopment - From Volume 18, 1966, Monthly Review reprint from Monthly Review provided by Find Articles
What Every Progressive Christian Should Know About the Tobacco Industry by Graham Kelder
The tobacco industry likes to portray itself as just another American business, but the facts point to precisely the opposite conclusion. The author suggests what individuals can do to curb the tobacco industry.
Monopoly Capital and the New Globalization
by John
Bellamy Foster
Taking Exams, Taking on Capitalism,
by
Margaret Mikesell Tabb, Kathryn Cressida Tabb, and William K. Tabb
Wealth Gap Woes,
by Jerry
Kloby
Marx’s Ecology: Materialism and
Nature, by John Bellamy
Foster
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The FBI's notorious Internet traffic sniffer Carnivore includes a handy, idiot-proof GUI interface enabling nosey Feds to capture and examine a broad range of what passes through, from headers alone to full-bore content retrieval, which is pictured in the Justice Department's final assessment from the IIT Research Institute and the Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago-Kent College of Law (IITRI).
The G8,
Africa, and Global Health
by Ronald Labonte, Ted Schrecker, David Sanders y
Wilma Meeus
University of Cape Town Press/IDRC
2004
ISBN 1-91971-384-0
e-ISBN 1-55250-130-2
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For most of the past century, the spread of mysterious, frightening diseases is something that has occurred mostly in poorer parts of the planet. Now that it is identified as primarily a ‘Third World’, especially African, condition, AIDS has briefly managed to make it to the highest level of political agendas, including the UN Security Council. But all in all, the G8 countries under scrutiny in this book have for decades lived as though immune to at least two of the biblical scourges – famine and pestilence. |
Globalization, Health and Development: The Right Prescription? 2004
Macroeconomic Policy, Structural Adjustment and Debt Relief 2004
Health and Health Systems 2004
Education 2004
Nutrition, Food Security and Biotechnology 2004
Official Development Assistance 2004
Trade and Market Access 2004
Environment 2004
Equity, Health and NEPAD: A Case Study 2004
Promises Kept and Broken, Right or Wrong 2004
Epilogue 2004
References: Part 1. 2004
Appendix 1: G7 and G8 Health-Related Commitments Matrix: 1999–2001 2004
Appendix 2: Data Tables 2004
Appendix 3: NEPAD’s Health Commitments 2004
Commentary, by Timothy Garton Ash.
China's economic success may soon bring trouble. It would be ours too.
2009 brings hard choices over the future of capitalism.
The Third World at Home, By Noam Chomsky (1993)
Studies of public opinion bring out other strands. A June 1992
Gallup poll found that 75% of the population do not expect life
to improve for the next generation of Americans--not too
surprising, given that real wages have been dropping for 20
years, with an accelerated decline under Reaganite
"conservatism," which also managed to extend the cloud
over the college-educated.
Wage-Labor & Capital, by Karl Marx
Florence, Italy
The Dixit-Stiglit-Krugman model of monopolistic competition with trade costs is the foundation of new economic geography models.
By Joseph E. Stiglit, a Nobel laureate in economics, is Professor of Economics at Columbia University and was Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers ...
The Impact of Structural Adjustment on Smallholders
Social Policy in a Development Context
Some research questions for a comparative study of the Latin American Countries, by Manuel Riesco.
Université Libre de Bruxelles and ECARE
Review based on the "Handbook of Development Economics" by Jean Waelbroeck
The Shapiro and
Stiglitz (1984) efficiency wage model. 5. The resulting model.
allows us to make predictions on the conditional effect of wages and
labour ...
The Bush black hole By Joseph E. Stiglitz, a Nob... THATS WHAT YOU GET FOR KILLING TIGERS A Bangla... ARMED FORCES FOR PEACEKEEPING "In Peace or in W.. ...
Kicking Away the Ladder, By Ha-Joon Chang
The "Real" History of Free Trade
Capitalism and the Factory System
Axel Leijonhufvud, "Capitalism and the Factory System," in R. N. Langlois, ed., Economic as a Process: Essays in the New Institutional Economics. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1986, pp. 203-223.
Capitalist communist:
How a poetic Marxist has transformed business prospects in West Bengal
An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations
Economic Geographies: Place, Politics and Production in Agrarian Development
Wendy Wolford , wwolford@email.unc.edu
Office: 843-4762 Spring 2004
The Graham Memorial Building, room 038
“The WTO Kills Farmers”
(Slogan of South Korean farmer Lee Kyung-hae who stabbed himself to death at the Cancún WTO meetings, September 2003)
“Population must always be kept down to the level of the means of subsistence.”
(Thomas R. Malthus in his 1798 Essay of the Principle of Population)
Capital: A Critique of Political Economy. London: Penguin Books, 1990. (Part Eight, "The Secret of Primitive Accumulation and The Expropriation of the Agricultural Population from the Land, pp. 873 - 896).
Further reading: "The Social Basis of Economic Development," R.Brenner, in J. Roemer ed. Analytical Marxism. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1986 (23 - 53).
Robert Brenner. "Agrarian class structure and economic development in pre-industrial Europe,"
Vladimir Lenin. Preliminary Draft Theses: On The Agrarian Question (For The Second Congress Of The Communist International), in Lenin’s Collected Works, 4th English Edition, Progress Publishers, Moscow, 1965, Volume 31, pages 152-164.
Josef Stalin. The Agrarian Question. From J. V. Stalin, Works, Foreign Languages Publishing House, Moscow, 1954 [1906], Vol. 1, pp. 216-31.
Alec Nove. "Ideology and Agriculture," in Soviet Studies, Vol. 17, No. 4. (Apr., 1966), pp. 397-407.
Lynne Viola. "Bab'i Bunty and Peasant Women's Protest during Collectivization," in Russian Review, Vol. 45, No. 1. (Jan., 1986), pp. 23-42.
Vladimir Lenin (1933). Imperialism: The Highest Stage of Capitalism: A Popular Outline.
Samir Amin. World Poverty, Pauperization & Capital Accumulation, in Monthly Review, October 2003.Philip McMichael. "Global food politics," in Monthly Review, July-August, 1998. Vandana Shiva: "The Real Reasons for Hunger" & "Globalization and Poverty," in Resurgence, 202 (delivered in 2000).
Amartya Sen."Ingredients of Famine Analysis: Availability and Entitlements," in The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Vol. 96, No. 3. (Aug., 1981), pp. 433-464.
Michael Watts."Entitlements or empowerment? Famine and starvation in Africa,"in Review of African Political Economy; (1991) Vol. 18 Issue 51.
James Petras. "The New Revolutionary Peasantry: The growth of peasant-led opposition to neoliberalism," October 1998 (Petras essays in english).
THE DEBATE on the British people's standard of living in the early industrial period, which had for some time been dormant, was revived in the later 1950's and has continued briskly ever since. To be more precise, what had established itself as a virtual academic orthodoxy in Britain, the optimistic view associated with Sir John Clapham and T. S. Ashton, was sharply challenged, and a number of students have since attempted to rebut or to come to terms with this challenge. The debate has perhaps continued long enough for one of the challengers to survey the battlefield. which is less confused than a casual reading of the relevant literature might suggest. This is the object of the present article
Corporate governance in America
Another victory for bosses over shareholdersNov 29th 2007
The Bank of the South
The IMF can sleep easy, The Economist, Dec 13th 2007
China's markets
Sooner or later, the world’s hottest market will burn up (The Economist, Dec 29th 2007)
Macroeconomic Volatility and Development
Weaponomics: The Global Market
for Assault Rifles
Phillip Killicoat
Will
Markets Direct Investments under the Kyoto Protocol?
Donald F. Larson
and Gunnar Breustedt
Improving Access to Finance
Thorsten Beck,
Asli Demirgüç-Kunt,
and
Maria Soledad Martinez Peria
Who
Gets Debt Relief?
Nicolas Depetris Chauvin and
Aart Kraay
Agenda, Volume 3, Issue 2, April 2002
Sustainable Development, Scientific Development and the Development of Peasant Farmers
By Bertrand HERVIEU, Secretary General, Centre international de Hautes Etudes Agronomiques Méditerranéennes (CIHEAM) - 11 rue Newton - 75116 PARIS (France). Email: secretariat@ciheam.org
Readings in Modern European History, James Harvey Robinson and Charles Beard, eds., vol. 2 (Boston:Ginn and Company, 1908), pp. 348-252
As we consider the various classes of which the State is composed, we are convinced that the laws of our empire which have wisely provided for the upper and middle classes, and have fixed with precision their rights and obligations, have not reached the same degree of success in relation to the peasants bound to the soil, who, either through ancient laws or custom, have been hereditarily subjected to the authority of the landlords. Indeed, the rights of landowners over their serfs have hitherto been very extensive and very imperfectly defined by the laws, which have been supplemented by tradition, custom, and the good will of the landlords.
How GM Soya is Damaging Argentina
The Trilateral Comission (November 6, 1987)
Trilateral Comission Members April 10, 2003.
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