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| Greenwire,
December 7, 2001, WORLD BANK: Report details approach to new era of
globalization |
| L.A.
Weekly, November 16, 2001, Back to Business - A new war gives
new urgency to the globalization debate |
| Calgary
Herald, November 16, 2001, World Bank, IMF 'assist' world
poverty problem: Policies help rich get richer, protesters charge |
| New
York Times, October 28, 2001, For Trade Protesters, 'Slower,
Sadder Songs' |
| The
Guardian (London), October 24, 2001, Route to riches: Afghanistan
has huge strategic importance for the west as a corridor to the untapped
fuel reserves in central Asia |
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The Boston
Globe, September 30, 2001, America prepares law and politics;
for now, a global movement is stymied
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Salon.com, September
21, 2001, No more street fighting man, by David Moberg
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The Washington
Post, September 20, 2001, IMF Eyes Fall Meeting
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The Washington Post,
September 10, 2001, Why We Protest; The IMF and World Bank hurt
poor countries and undermine democracy, by Robert Weissman
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| Multinational
Monitor, September 1, 2001, Dubious Development: The World
Bank's Foray Into Private Sector Investment |
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Federal
News Service, August 28, 2001, SECTION: MAJOR LEADERS SPECIAL
TRANSCRIPTS: Press Conference with the Mobilization for Global Justice.
Subject: Demands on the World Bank and International Monetary Fund
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| The
Guardian (London), July 26, 2001, Inside story: Tiger trap:
Protesters brought an Esso distribution depot to a halt yesterday.
They say we should all boycott the company because it has sabotaged
efforts to reduce global warming. But is it guilty as charged? Emma
Brockes and Julian Borger in Washington investigate |
| Philippine
Daily Inquirer: Opinion Bruising Policy Clashes Seen at G-7
Summit, July 18, 2001 |
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Greenwire,
July 16, 2001, Climate change: U.S. rejects G8 fossil fuel proposal
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Chattanooga Times/Chattanooga
Free Press, July 15, 2001, Bush to oppose G8 report urging
renewable fuel subsidies
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The Deseret
News (Salt Lake City, UT), July 14, 2001, Bush to oppose
renewable-energy aid
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| The
New York Times: U.S. Set to Oppose International Plan For
Cleaner Energy, July 14, 2001 |
| Financial
Times (London), World Bank arm delays Niger delta oil decision.
IFC puts funding on hold after protests, June 15, 2001 |
| United
Press International, Blue Planet: Enviros react to Shell prize,
June 7, 2001 |
| Multinational
Monitor: Power Struggle; economic aspects of utilities deregulation,
June 1, 2001. |
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Global Information
Network Noticias en Espanol, May 31, 2001, Chad: Activistas
piden presion de Banco Mundial por Democracia; alegan fraude electoral
en las elecciones [Chad: activists want the World Bank to
support democracy; fraud alleged in latest elections
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| The
Sunday Gazette Mail (Charleston), "Former Massey execs plan
China coal project," Charleston Sunday Gazette, May 20,
2001 |
| Washington
Post, April 19, 2001, SEEN's work mentioned by Mary McGrory |
| InterPress
Service: "ENVIRONMENT-FINANCE: Environmentalists Praise
Bush's Plan to Cut Corporate Subsidies, February 26, 2001 |
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