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Economics Global:     more books (100)

Carbon Sinks and Climate Change: Forests in the Fight Against Global Warming (Advances in Ecological Economics) by Colin A. G. Hunt, 2009-11-09 Growing Up Global: Economic Restructuring and Children's Everyday Lives by Cindi Katz, 2004-11-15 Contours of Descent: U.S. Economic Fractures and the Landscape of Global Austerity by Robert Pollin, 2005-10-06 The Economics of Global Warming by William R. Cline, 1992-09 Economics and the Global Environment by Charles S. Pearson, 2000-10-09 Global Economic Issues and Policies with Economic Applications by Joseph P. Daniels, David D. VanHoose, 2003-01-08 Global Warring: How Environmental, Economic, and Political Crises Will Redraw the World Map by Cleo Paskal, 2010-01-05 Geography of Power: Making Global Economic Policy by Richard Peet, 2007-04-15 Warming the World: Economic Models of Global Warming by William D. Nordhaus, Joseph Boyer, 2003-09-01 Fast Food/Slow Food: The Cultural Economy of the Global Food System (Society for Economic Anthropology (Sea) Monographs) by Richard Wilk, 2006-08-25 The Global Economic Crisis and Potential Implications for Foreign Policy and National Security by Joseph S. Nye, Brent Scowcroft, et all 2009-12-09 Inequality and the Global Economic Crisis International Financial Economics: Corporate Decisions in Global Markets by Thomas J. O'Brien, 2005-09-01 The Economics of Global Environmental Change: International Cooperation for Sustainability (New Horizons in Environmental Economics)

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41. Export Development Canada -- EDC Economics -- Global Export Forecast
    The Export Development Corporation offers accounts receivable insurance, export financing, and foreign market expertise to Canadian exporters.  
    http://www.edc.ca/docs/ereports/gef/edcdir_EFindex_e.htm
    
    Extractions: Global Export Forecast - Fall 2004 Twice a year, EDC produces "Global Export Forecast", a comprehensive report examining Canada's export potential including a look at our trading partners and opportunities in each major sector. It may take several minutes to download this document because of its size. An option would be to download sections of interest to you. We've made both options available. Full Report Global Export Forecast (PDF Format - 2.02 MB) Executive Summary (PDF Format) Individual Sections Table of Contents (PDF Format)

42. The Mother's Service Society - Main
    Social science research institute which has done extensive research in such areas as social development theory, economics, management, peace and governance, the future of money, the future role of the Internet, the future of science, the future World Army, and the global Century.  
    http://www.motherservice.org/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the website of The Mother's Service Society was founded in 1969 in Pondicherry, South India, with a view to studying the basic laws of human development based on the theory of creation propounded by Sri Aurobindo, the sage of Pondicherry, who declared that humanity is not the final goal of creation. Humankind will evolve beyond mind into Supramental being. This web site includes numerous original essays written over a period of thirty years by members of the Society on a wide range of theoretical and applied subjects including development theory and strategy, economics, business management, literary criticism, science, education and spirituality in life.

43. Barcelona Parliament Travel Course
    global economics,. global Ethics The faculty for global economics, global Ethics Travel information Course and travel fees  
    http://condor.depaul.edu/~mskelley/Barcelona.htm
    
    Extractions: "Global Economics, Global Ethics" Sponsored by the School for New Learning at DePaul University Pre-registration is required. Do so as soon as possible! Click on the links below for more information! Course information for School for New Learning students Course information for students from colleges and universities other than the School for New Learning The Parliament of the World's Religions The faculty for "Global Economics, Global Ethics" ... Pre-registration information This course was initiated by Michael Skelley, Ph.D. ; Associate Professor at DePaul University's School for New Learning. It is supported by a generous grant from the DePaul University Vincentian Endowment Fund. (Information about this course is subject to change. Please check back regularly. This page was updated on 2/10/04.)

44. Special Reports
    A portal to global politics, economics and ideas from Foreign Policy magazine. Site features reports, statistics and links.  
    http://www.foreignpolicy.com/wwwboard/g-index.php
    
    Extractions: The Czech Republic (in 15th place) was the most globalized nation in Eastern Europe and ranked higher than Western neighbors Italy (24) and Greece (26). The Czech Republic has proved attractive to foreign investors (including automobile manufacturers Toyota and PSA), thanks to its geographic location at the center of Europe and competitive advantage in terms of lower cost yet highly skilled workers. That argument offers insight into why globalization did not grind to a halt after September 11. Some assumed that as nations took measures to tighten control of their borders to protect themselves from international terrorist networks, they would also staunch the flow of people, goods, and services. But open borders are not the cause of globalization as much as they are the result. The most destructive act of terrorism in history could not destroy the underlying drivers of global integration.

45. The World Game Of Economics
    Educational economics software for students and educators that simulates the economic performance and policies of countries in the global economy.  
    http://www.worldgameofeconomics.com/

46. MGM - Home Page
    Consultancy services in biodiversity conservation and management, institutional strengthening, resource economics, environmental assessment, GIS and remote sensing. global scope. Based in UK.  
    http://www.mgmsolutions.com/

47. Faulty Analysis Makes Bad Economics - Global Policy Forum - Social
    A coauthor of the report, the WTO s Director of Economic Research and Analysis Rather it shows uneven global development associated with such flows.  
    http://www.globalpolicy.org/socecon/tncs/mergers/faultyanalysis.htm
    
    Extractions: The report on 'Trade and Foreign Direct Investment', issued last week by the World Trade Organization's secretariat, is perhaps as revealing on the issues it did not address and the studies it ignored, as in those it used to draw a one-sided conclusion, a reading of the report and its bibliography suggests. The report argues that Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and Transnational Corporations (TNCs) bring considerable benefits to host developing countries and makes a "compelling case" (in the words of the WTO head, Mr. Renato Ruggiero who previewed it while addressing the UNCTAD Trade and Development Board), for a Multilateral Investment Agreement (MIA), in the WTO. Such an MIA has been proposed by the EU, Canada and Japan, and has been promoted by Ruggiero in a year-long campaign. The three majors want the Singapore Ministerial Conference to begin the process of framing rules at the WTO in this area, by setting up a "working party" and ending with negotiations. With the WTO membership deeply divided, the promoters of the MIA are using all tactics to persuade the developing countries to fall in line. Apart from several informal meetings convened by them to canvass support, and silence critics, Japan and the EU are reported to be sending out teams to key capitals to pressure.

48. PANOS LONDON: MAKING SENSE OF GLOBAL CHANGE
    Panos produces information for media on global development issues with a developing world perspective. It provides news, radio programs, briefings on topics such as AIDS, environment, economics and women's health.  
    http://www.panos.org.uk
    
    Extractions: Last month, Panos' Global AIDS Programme took two Zambian radio journalists to Kabuta village in northern Zambia, to interview people about living with HIV/AIDS, and the difference that antiretroviral treatment has made to their lives. See their photos - which are part of an exhibition in London - and listen to their remarkable stories in this online gallery. [view gallery] Communication and the MDGs The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) have become a key reference for all those working in development. But there is a danger that the role of communication is being neglected. Find out what why communication is important in achieving the MDGs, and the relevance of Panos London's work. [more] Panos/GKP journalism awards

49. NEPAD Misunderstands The Politics Of International Economics
    to shield inefficient steel industry of the US from global competition. Africans have not put their economic and political governance in place so as  
    http://www.globalpolicy.org/socecon/bwi-wto/wto/2002/0614fairtrade.htm
    
    Extractions: In April this year the British charity, Oxfam, launched its three-year campaign on fair trade. To back this campaign, it issued a study whose title is suggestive of the hypocrisy of the developed countries - Rigged Rules And Double Standards: Trade, Globalisation, And The Fight Against Poverty. The report has been rightly criticised in some non-governmental organisation (NGO) circles for being too focused on providing a market-based solution to the condition of poverty of the poor countries. Nonetheless, coming from a respected Western mega-NGO, it is an important document. The study provides proof of the double standards applied by the Western countries, and on the manipulation of international trade rules, especially in the framework of the World Trade Organisation (WTO). This should provide good reason for African (as indeed other Third World) countries to take serious note of what is happening around them, and wake up from the illusions they nurse, such as the New Partnership for Africa's Development (Nepad), for example. Nepad is fundamentally flawed in its premises and assumptions. The strategy it offers is unrealistic. It is based on the illusion that it is in the interest of the developed countries to bale out Africa with enormous doses of foreign direct investments (FDIs) if only Africa puts its house in order in the economic and political governance front as directed by the developed countries.

50. Elaine Baker Curriculum Vitae
    Public Policy economics graduate, experienced in campaign work on global poverty issues. Interested to work in public policy, development or campaign work, especially in Southern and Eastern Africa.  
    http://www.geocities.com/elaine_baker
    
    Extractions: Name Elaine Baker E-Mail elaine_baker@yahoo.com Date of birth 23rd September 1979 Economic Policy Analyst, in the Ministry of Finance of Tanzania, under the Overseas Development Institute two-year fellowship scheme. I am working in the Policy Analysis Department and specialising in taxation policy. My approach to my work has been to learn about and take part in existing processes and analysis work, to think critically about how the capacity and quality of analysis of our department can improve, to obtain and listen to others’ perceptions of problems and priorities, to propose changes, both changes in taxation policy and changes in ways of analysing taxation in the department, and to implement and follow-up changes. My work has included Analysing tax policy proposals from the private sector in terms of a economic and social effects, working as part of small research teams on particular taxation policy issues, preparation of quarterly analysis of Government Revenue performance Providing training sessions and on-going technical assistance to other department staff on taxation, especially regarding the technical aspects of the VAT system and related policies

51. Untitled Document
    A holistic discussion of 9/11, business travel, management consulting, growingup, humour, tribalism, God, coincidence, synchronicity, serendipity, Karma, religious theology, global politics, cultural slavery, economics, politics, terrorism, interconnection and peace.  
    http://www.complexman.com/

52. Heralding ICT-enabled Knowledge Societies
    Provides a twoway global perspective on knowledge and the information rich-poor. By Vikas Nath, Inlaks Scholar, London School of economics.  
    http://members.tripod.com/knownetwork/articles/heralding.htm
    
    Extractions: April 2000 The info-technological revolution, led by advances in information and communication technology, is re-structuring the global social economic equations - shifting from income divide to knowledge divide. The revolution on one hand is spearheading the growth of knowledge societies in developed countries and has aroused much interest among civil society, markets and the agents of change. On the other hand, more than 850 million people in developing countries are excluded from a wide range of information and knowledge. The poor in developing countries remain much isolated - economically, socially and culturally from the burgeoning information and progress in the arts, science and technology. Little is known about the barriers to evolution and growth of knowledge societies in developing countries inspite of advancements in the use of information and communication technologies and the issue needs to better understood to enable developing countries to leapfrog ahead. We stand at the dawn of the new millennium. The millennium ushers with it a world of greater inter-connectivity, accelerating flow of data, and shrinking time and national boundaries. The force fueling this rapid transformation of isolated islands to inter-connected superhighways is Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Over 300 million people are now wired in around the globe and around one billion will be online by 2005. Rapidly falling costs of communications and computing and the extraordinary penetration and accessibility of World Wide Web is turning the world into a global village.

53. Fiber Economics Bureau - World Directory
    Annually published global directory of manufacturers of manmade fibers. From the Fiber economics Bureau of the American Fiber Manufacturers Association (AFMA).  
    http://www.afma.org/feb/feb3d.htm

54. Green Parties Of North America
    Based upon Ten Key Values Social Justice, CommunityBased economics, Nonviolence, Decentralisation, Future Focus / Sustainability, Feminism, Personal and global Responsibility, Respect for Diversity, Grassroots Democracy, and Ecological Wisdom.  
    http://www.greens.org/na.html

55. ZNet Global Economic Crisis
    ZNet offers this global economics Crisis site as a source for understanding global Selected ZNet global economics IMF/World Bank/WTO Commentaries  
    http://www.zmag.org/CrisesCurEvts/Globalism/GlobalEcon.cfm
    
    Extractions: Anti World Economic Forum Protests Argentina Newest Global Quick Hits to Global Economics Insight ... WTOAction ZNet offers this Global Economics Crisis site as a source for understanding global economics and trade issues and particularly in preparation for ongoing demonstrations about economic justice. Check out, also: FTAA Protests Met With Repression And Violence Newest

56. Wilfrid Lautier University School Of Business And Economics
    The School of Business and economics develops leaders with skills in management and economics for a rapidly changing and complex global environment. It seeks to advance knowledge and practices in these fields by supporting both theoretical and applied research.  
    http://www.wlu.ca/~wwwsbe/

57. Speakers Platform Speakers Bureau: Marvin Zonis, Speaker On: Economics, Global A
    Bureau speaking information Web site. Speaker On economics, global Affairs, Government/Politics, International Business, International Relations, Politics.  
    http://www.speaking.com/speakers/marvinzonis.html
    
    Extractions: International Political Economist Marvin Zonis is a Professor at the Graduate School of Business at the University of Chicago. He also heads Marvin Zonis + Associates, a political risk consulting firm in Chicago, and is a co-founder and Chairman of DSD, a software development company based in Moscow and Chicago. At Chicago's Business School, Zonis teaches courses on International Political Economy Leadership , and E-Commerce . He was the first professor at the Business School to teach a course on the effects of digital technologies on global business. As the head of Marvin Zonis + Associates, Zonis consults to corporations and professional asset management firms throughout the world, helping them to identify, assess, and manage their political risks in the changing global environment. Zonis is a member of the Board of Directors of CNA Financial, the global insurance and financial services firm, is on the Board of Advisors of Syntek, a European Private Equity Venture Capital Firm focusing on TMT (telecom, media and technology), serves on the Board of the Institute for Psychoanalysis and is a Fellow of DiamondCluster International, a global technology consulting firm. He is also a member of the U.S. Comptroller General's Board of Advisers. What unites these activities is Zonis' unique awareness of the intersections of politics, economics, and emergent technologies. He argues that accelerating technological developments drive globalization both economically and politically. And in the face of these global challenges, business leadership, and a true understanding of what defines leadership, is more essential than ever.

58. Economics Of Tobacco - About This Site
    global trends in tobacco use, health consequences of smoking, do smokers know their risks and bear their costs, measures to reduce the demand for tobacco, measures to reduce the supply of tobacco, the costs and consequences of tobacco control.  
    http://www1.worldbank.org/tobacco/reports.htm

59. Speakers Platform Speakers Bureau: Paul Volcker, Speaker On: Economics, Global A
    Paul Volcker s Speakers Platform Speakers Bureau speaking information Web site. Speaker On economics, global Affairs, Finance / Tax.  
    http://www.speaking.com/speakers/paulvolcker.html
    
    Extractions: Former Chariman of the Federal Reserve System Paul Volcker is one of the great public servants of this century. During service under five presidents from John F. Kennedy to Ronald Reagan, he has been a major architect of U.S. financial and economic policy. As chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, he was largely responsible for braking the accelerating price inflation that threatened the stability of the economy in the late 1970's and early 1980's. His historic achievement laid the foundation for the extended prosperity of the past two decades. Earlier, as Undersecretary of the Treasury for Monetary Affairs, he designed and carried out the transition from fixed exchange rates to the more flexible system of floating rates that have facilitated trade and global finance since the early 1970's. As a policy maker, educator and investment banker, he has won acclaim to match his towering 6-foot, 7-inch stature. Among his many current activities, he is head of the Independent Committee of Eminent Persons, an international body established to investigate the Swiss bank accounts of holocaust victims. Frank Newman, chair and chief executive officer of Bankers Trust, said of Volcker on the occasion of his election as a Bankers Trust director: "Few in recent history have had greater influence on the stability and health of the nation's financial system than Paul Volcker, or earned greater respect from their peers in government service worldwide."

60. Welcome To COGEN Europe
    Extensive information about cogeneration (simultaneous production of heat and electricity) what it is, how it works, economics, European legislation, barriers to broader implementation, facts and figures about its use, and implications for global warming.  
    http://www.cogen.org/
    
    Extractions: Latest news on COGEN Europe's activities and other relevant information Mission, structure, and activities of COGEN Europe International projects where COGEN Europe is involved COGEN Europe conferences and other events Download or order COGEN Europe publications This part of the webpage is reserved for COGEN Europe's members Links to cogeneration associations, suppliers and EU documents

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