January 2000's Issue
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Solving insolvency
An international debt court is needed now, argues Wayne Ellwood.
- Wayne Ellwood
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Back from the grave
Lily Hyde warns that Westernization in the Ukraine may spawn further Chernobyls.
The Lugano Report
A disturbing glimpse into the murky future of capitalism.
- Susan George
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Rewriting the rules
An alternative investment treaty could help rein in global corporations, argues Tony Clarke.
- Tony Clarke
- 1 Jan 2000
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Dogmatists in dark suits
Increase public participation The global financial system is run by bureaucrats, bankers and mainstream economists. Their decisions have a profound impact on the lives of ordinary people who are never consulted. The institutions which determine global tr
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Mass Attac
Sputnik Kilambi reports from Paris on the birth of a citizen’s movement against financial speculation.
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Dollars and dinars
Ellen Frank wants to remove the control of money from the hands of the rich.
- Ellen Frank
- 1 Jan 2000
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Ousting the oligarchs
An interview with Jane D’Arista on her idea for an International Clearing Bank.
- Jane d’Arista
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