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    Where has all the money gone?
    Susan George
     Armin Thurnher

    People have been literally robbed over the last thirty years as money has moved up from labour to capital. And as people have less money to spend, we are constantly in a crisis of overproduction.

    Profiting without producing
    Marcos Arruda

    The economy centred on profit and the individual accumulation of material wealth by the cruellest competition and egocentric corporatism has had catastrophic effects and must give way to an economy centred on the social individual, on the human person.

    Predictable Poverty: The Inevitable Legacy of a Neo-Liberal Europe
    Susan George

    The requirements for reducing or eliminating poverty, in Europe and world-wide, are known and the money is there, but the weight of the financial lobby is such that political will at present seems non-existent.

    Endogenous development and a South American financial architecture
    Marcos Arruda
    Taking into account the current financial earthquake that is shaking the US financial system, Marcos Arruda summarizes some of the main arguments related to the creation of a new financial architecture for South America.
    Dark Victory
    Walden Bello
     Walden Bello, Shea Cunningham and Bill Rau

    Dark Victory reveals the roots of rising poverty and inequality in the South in a sweeping strategy of global economic rollback unleashed by the US to shore up the North's domination of the international economy and reassert corporate control.

    Faith and Credit
    Susan George
     Fabrizio Sabelli

    An examination of the World Bank's policies and culture reveal a supranational, non-democratic and extremely powerful institution which functions much like the medieval Church or a monolithic political party, relying on rigid doctrine, hierarchy and a rejection of dissenting ideas to perpetuate...

    The Debt Boomerang
    Susan George

    In an unsettling but lucid critique, The Debt boomerang shows that we in the North must also pay the price of World bank and IMF policies that have accelerated deforestation, encouraged mass migrations, fuelled an expanding drug trade and heightened global instability and conflict.

    How the Other Half Dies
    Susan George

    Over the years, many readers have asked me if another edition of How the Other Half Dies would ever appear. I had always, until now, had...

    In the shadow of debt
    Walden Bello
    The 25 year long stagnation of the Philippine economy is the consequence of the government’s reduced capacity to invest - as it prioritises debt repayments, and of the loss of revenues due to trade liberalisation.

    Assaulted on all sides owing to its entanglement in the ZTE...

    Free Trade vs. Small Farmers
    Walden Bello
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