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[Lisa & Ian Murray]

Yes, but the big boys are a bit shaken. Cover stories in Biz Week and
the Economist arguing why "globalization" is good, day after day of
WB press releases disguised as news stories appearing in the NYT,
Wolfie's rhetoric sometimes sounding like a 50 Years manifesto. Yeah,
there's a lot of work to do, but it's good news that their confidence
seems to be shaken.

Doug
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Amen to that. The last ten months have been great agitwork and should fill
resistentialists everywhere with a bit of well deserved hope. So how do we
deconstruct globalization and make democratization the watchword for all
forms of economic/political governance and self-management while avoiding
the ugly propensity to factionalize and cannibalize our efforts thus far?
Institutional Design anyone? Monetary Policy?

Ian