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  1. Huge Cost of Tax Evasion Revealed as Campaign to Tackle Tax Havens Launches

    24 နိုဝင်ဘာလ 2011
    Article

    New research published by the Tax Justice Network shows that tax evasion costs 145 countries, representing over 98% of world GDP, more than US$3.1 trillion annually.

  2. A Short History of Neoliberalism

    Susan George
    24 မတ်လ 1999
    Article
    A speech from 1999 by Susan George, in which she draws the clear and brilliant picture of how neoliberalism has progressed since the end of World War II. And what can we do to halt it in its path.

  3. Civil society call for full transparency about the EU-US trade negotiations

    14 မတ်လ 2014
    Article

    Civil society organisations are writing to express deep concerns about the lack of transparency around the ongoing trade talks on a Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP). They call on The European Commission to open the negotiation process to the public, by releasing the negotiating mandate, documents submitted by the EU, and negotiating texts.

  4. European Civil Society rejects TTIP, CETA and TISA

    Sol Trumbo Vila
    13 အောက်တိုဘာလ 2014
    Article

    Saturday October 11  saw an extraordinary mobilization success. Over 400 actions were organized in 20 European countries to reject the secret trade deals that the EU is negotiating (TTIP, CETA and TiSA)

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    Broad Pan-EU civil society coalition rejects US-EU free trade deal process

    21 မေလ 2014
    Press release

    More than 120 organisations critizise the corporate agenda in the TTIP negotiations

  6. Progress and its discontents

    Susan George
    16 နိုဝင်ဘာလ 2015
    Article

    I can only see progress—technological, political, social, moral, whatever—as a goal of human action and since progress has no will or direction of its own and depends entirely on what people do or don’t do, it’s neither contented or discontented about anything. As judges of the direction human affairs and the world are taking I am, and practically everyone I know is mightily discontented with the cumulative effects of changes brought about over the past several decades.