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History in Action A counter history by the Transnational Institute

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History in Action is a five part history podcast of the major moments and trends shaping the international left over the last 50 year

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Susan George
Peter Weiss
Cora Weiss
John Cavanagh
Achin Vanaik
Anthony Barnett
Susan Buck-Morss
Ariane van Buren
Manuel Pérez-Rocha
John Berger
Isabel Letelier
Orlando Letelier
Eqbal Ahmad
Basker Vashee
Fred Halliday
Hilary Wainwright
Walden Bello
Martin Jelsma
Gonzalo Berrón
Lyda Fernanda Forero
Jun Borras
Fiona Dove
Arun Kundnani
Dorothy Grace Guerrero
Howard Wachtel
Brid Brennan
Satoko Kishimoto
Sol Trumbo Vila
Niamh Ní Bhriain
Lucía Bárcena
Katie Sandwell
Abir Kopty
Hamza Hamouchene

13 December 2024

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There Are no Nation-States, Only Corporate Global Governors

Multistakeholderism

4 June 2019

A new form of global governance is emerging in which corporations supersede states and voluntarism replaces accountability.

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Harris Gleckman

There Are no Nation-States, Only Corporate Global Governors (Pt 1/2)

You can find the second part here.

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