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List of Boxes | |
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Preface to the Second Edition | |
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A Living Document | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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A Note on Sources | |
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Introduction: Turning Point | |
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Cancun: The Outbreak of Democracy | |
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Miami: Regime Change in Latin America | |
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Iraq: The Failure of Empire | |
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New Awakenings | |
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A System in Crisis | |
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Conflicting Worldviews | |
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Different Worlds | |
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Economic Democracy | |
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Momentum for Change | |
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Design for Corporate Rule | |
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Key Ingredients of the Globalization Model | |
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Hypergrowth | |
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Privatization and Commodification | |
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Economic and Cultural Homogenization | |
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Export-Oriented Trade and Investment | |
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Beneficiaries of Economic Globalization | |
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The Role of the Media | |
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The Unholy Trinity: The World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and the World Trade Organizatio | |
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The World Bank | |
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The International Monetary Fund | |
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The World Trade Organization | |
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Proposals | |
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Alternatives in Action | |
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Ten Principles for Sustainable Societies | |
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Core Principles | |
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New Democracy | |
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Subsidiarity | |
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Ecological Sustainability | |
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Common Heritage | |
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Diversity | |
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Human Rights | |
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Jobs, Livelihood, Employment | |
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Food Security and Safety | |
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Equity | |
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The Precautionary Principle | |
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Applying the Principles to Globalization | |
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Reclaiming the Commons: What Should Be Off-Limits to Globalization? | |
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Understanding the Commons | |
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Current Threats to the Commons | |
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The Tradition of the Commons | |
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Threats to the Modern Commons | |
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Three Proposals to Reempower the Commons | |
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Subsidiarity: Recalling Power from the Global | |
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Understanding Subsidiarity | |
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The Road to the Local | |
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Investment and Finance Issues | |
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Response to Critics of Subsidiarity | |
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Alternative Operating Systems | |
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Energy Systems | |
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Transportation Systems | |
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Manufacturing Systems | |
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Standards of Measurement | |
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Alternative Operating Systems (2) | |
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Agriculture and Food Systems | |
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Global Media | |
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People's Alternative Initiatives | |
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Global Governance | |
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Corporate Structure and Power | |
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Corporate Structure Today | |
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Citizen Actions Against Corporate Power | |
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Ending Corporate--State Collusion | |
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Toward Alternative Business Structures | |
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New International Structures | |
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A Review of the Current Situation | |
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Essential Rules of a Just and Sustainable International Trade and Finance System | |
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Restructuring the Institutional Framework | |
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Strengthening the Countervailing Powers of the U.N. System | |
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Creating New Global Institutions | |
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Global to Local: What You Can Do | |
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Steps You Can Take as a Consumer | |
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Steps You Can Take as a Worker | |
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Steps You Can Take as a Depositor and Investor | |
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Steps You Can Take as a Citizen | |
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Resources: Groups Working Toward Alternatives to Economic Globalization | |
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Resources: Useful Tools and Indicators | |
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Sources | |
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Index | |
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About the Authors | |
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About the International Forum on Globalization (IFG) | |