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Globalization, Tables and Charts When Corporations Rule the World The Post-Corporate World
The World Trade Organization The World Bank (International Bank for
Reconstruction and Development - IBRD)
Criticisms of the
International Institutional Structure
FreeTrade Organizations: Critics Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch GATTWTO: Trade Group Threatens Democracy Critics Say World Trade group Disregards Environment What Is the MAI(Multilateral Agreement on Investment)? Enslaved by Free Trade (June 6, 2003) The developed
world's own history reveals that economies grow most
quickly when they either nurture domestic industries or borrow other
nations' technologies, two practices prohibited under current trade
law. (ZNet)
This
article argues that both Britain and the
US achieved economic
growth through
aggressive protectionism. Yet today, they dictate free trade policies
to poor countries.
A report by the International
Labour Organization’s
World Commission on the Social Dimension of Globalization calls for a
reform of current globalization processes. Globalization must include
fair trade rules, core labor standards, and a minimum level of social
protection in the global economy.
Petition of Candlemakers, 1850
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