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The implications of ‘the global crisis’ for the Southern African Development Community
July 2009
Dot Keet

What is fundamental for Southern African to overcome the underlying structural crisis are democratic, inclusive and accountable participatory developmental states firmly orientated to serve the needs of their counties and peoples, their environments …. and the planetary eco-system.

Regional Integration: An Opportunity to Overcome the Crisis
March 2009
TNI
 Hemispheric Social Alliance

The crisis as a unique opportunity

The current economic crisis is systemic in nature and marks the demise of the neoliberal model of development and globalization. It is imperative that we build concrete alternatives to this model, which, until recently, had been...

Bolivia intent on commercial suicide?
June 2007
Nick Buxton

The backlash from business and the opposition against Bolivia's trade policy with the EU was shrill enough to suggest that Bolivia had announced the end of external trade. Yet the Bolivian government's position is based on experience of the heavy costs of free trade for the majority of its...

New Interregionalism? The EU and East Asia
September 2005
TNI
 Julie Gilson
Southern African Peoples' Alternative Perspectives and Proposals on Regional Cooperation and Development
June 2004
Dot Keet
Challenging WTO Rules Countering Regional Development Strategies
March 2004
Dot Keet
The Strategic Aims of Regional Cooperation and Integration in Africa
January 2004
Dot Keet
The ASEM Regime and its Participants' Interests
September 2002
TNI
 Sebastian Bersick
East Asia's Future
September 2002
Walden Bello
Current Regionalisms
June 2001
Brid Brennan
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