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The Global Food Price Crisis Print E-mail
Originally posted by Women in Action and Pambazuka News
 
Afterthoughts : CARPER: Latest Chapter in Agri Reform Battle Print E-mail
originally posted on Inquirer.net 22 June 2009
 
Will China Save the World from Depression? Print E-mail
This article appeared originally in Foreign Policy in Focus, May 19, 2009
 
U-20: Will the Global Economy Resurface? Print E-mail
originally posted at the FPIF website
 
Asia: The Coming Fury Print E-mail
Published on Tuesday, February 10, 2009 by Foreign Policy in Focus
 
East Asia - The end of an era Print E-mail
 Inter Press Service, January 23, 2009
 
The Coming Capitalist Consensus Print E-mail
Published on Wednesday, December 24, 2008 by Foreign Policy in Focus
 
How to Spend the Honeymoon Print E-mail
From Foreign Policy in Focus, Nov. 8, 2008
 
Afterthoughts : A Primer on the Wall Street Meltdown (update) Print E-mail
Updated 18 October 2008
 
The Wall Street Meltdown: the View from Asia Print E-mail
Originally published on The Nation, 24 September 2008
 
A Primer on the Wall Street Meltdown Print E-mail
 
Towards a New American Isolationism Print E-mail
(This essay originally appeared as the author’s commentary in Foreign Policy in Focus, Sept. 5, 2008.)
 
Derailing Doha Trade Deal Essential to Saving Climate Print E-mail
(From Foreign Policy in Focus, July 28, 2008)
 
Japan Follows Singapore in Dealing with Foreign Activists Print E-mail
 
How to Manufacture a Global Food Crisis: Lessons from the Philippines, Mexico, and Africa Print E-mail
How “free trade” is destroying Third World agriculture—and who’s  fighting back

(An earlier version of this article appears in the June 2, 2008, edition of The Nation [New York]. It is being reprinted with permission from The Nation.)
 
Will Capitalism Survive Climate Change? Print E-mail

This article was published in the Bangkok Post on 29 March 2008.

 
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