'World social forum' presentation slideshows

PA 395-Energy Policy Gary Flomenhoft

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WORLD SOCIAL FORUM

WORLD SOCIAL FORUM. WSF POLYCENTRIC EVENT 24-29 JANUARY 2006 KARACHI. WORLD SOCIAL FORUM. SOCIO-ECONOMIC & INFRASTRUCTURAL STRENGTH OF KARACHI. Infrastructure.

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World Protests 2006-2013

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A critical perspective on peace through tourism

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ICON: Continuity and change in nonviolence

ICON: Continuity and change in nonviolence. Crispin Hemson Director, International Centre of Nonviolence, Durban. Aim. To locate our work on nonviolence in relation to global and South African developments

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GEOGRAPHY 380 Geography of Asia Spring 2009 Glassman Lecture #3, January 13

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GEOG 240: Day 7

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Peter Evans, Ch. 54, pp. 444-450

Counterhegemonic Globalization: Transnational Social Movements in the Contemporary Political Economy. Peter Evans, Ch. 54, pp. 444-450. Defining terms.

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Global activists

Global activists. January 2003. World social forum: http://www.portoalegre2003.org/publique/index02I.htm. World Social Forum.

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Chapter 12, continued Barriers to International Trade and Investment

Chapter 12, continued Barriers to International Trade and Investment. Trade offsets differences in factor endowments, and factor movements reduce these differences However, barriers exist: Management (limited ambition, ignorance of opportunities, lack of skills, fear, inertia)

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Grouping by Gender, Age, Common Interest and Class

Grouping by Gender, Age, Common Interest and Class. Chapter 11. What Principles do People Use to Organize Societies?.

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The Human Economy An ongoing international project Keith Hart London School of Economics

The Human Economy An ongoing international project Keith Hart London School of Economics 27 th January 2011. Keith Hart Goldsmiths, University of London University of Kwazulu-Natal, Durban University of Pretoria Paris Email: johnkeithhart@gmail.com

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Chapter 11 Looking Ahead

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Where have we come from?

Where have we come from?. A brief historical sketch of the Global Ignatian advocacy Networks (GIAN) November 2007- June 2011. 1. Antecendents. September 2005: workshop on Violence and War World Social Forum: Nairobi, January 2007 Common Apostolic Discernment June 2007

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Grouping by Class and Social Rank Stratification

Grouping by Class and Social Rank Stratification. Stratification is the division of society into two or more social classes of people who do not share equally in basic resources, power, or prestige.

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