Stiglitz J (2002). Globalisation and its Discontents. London, Allen Lane.

Without this, poverty ridden African societies cannot benefit from free trade and globalisation.

Call for the implementation of relevant recommendations related to South South Cooperation contained in the report of the World Commission on the Social Dimension of Globalisation entitled A Fair Globalisation Creating Opportunities for all .

Sutcliffe B (2004).World inequality and globalisation, Oxford Review of Economic Papers, 20, no.1.

Kaplinsky R (2000). Spreading the Gains from Globalisation What Can Be Learned from Value Chain Analysis?

3 November 2003 Symposium in New Delhi on Trade, Globalisation and Gender, organised by UNCTAD UNIFEM

Globalisation allows people on one continent to buy goods and food made by those on another.

Discussion groups on gender issues equality, HIV AIDS, effects of globalisation speaker from FAO Volunteering Challenges to the Rural Community.

The second conference of the Helsinki Process on Globalisation and Democracy, held last week, sent a message to this summit.

Upgrading in Global Value Chains. Policy Integration Department, World Commission on the Social Dimension of Globalisation, Working Paper 82. International Labour Office Geneva.

iv) Other examples of consultative and substantive activities ECONOMIC 8 SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SI focused on poverty and the increase in the impact of globalisation.

Elsewhere in the region capitalism, promoted by the opening of markets, triggered growth and promoted stability. Globalisation produced its own domino effect. The dominoes toppled

Increasing globalisation and trade liberalization have multiple impacts on the capacity of developing countries to create employment, livelihood opportunities and to achieve poverty eradication goals.

Cuba underlined that the globalisation process had contributed to dismembering culture and development, and stressed that the privatisation of cultural productions had created instruments of manipulation.

t) Promote the collection of gender disaggregated data both qualitative and quantitative for nationally monitoring and evaluating the impact of globalisation and trade liberalization on women.

i) Promote research on the impacts of globalisation and trade liberalization on women's economic status to develop better understanding and mainstreaming of women's issues in decision making processes

He also drew attention to this year's study of the High Commissioner on the fundamental principle of participation and its application in the context of globalisation (E CN.4 2005 4).

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INCHRITI works towards strengthening the involvement of the UN human rights system in dealing with economic globalisation and promoting the integration of human rights principles in the formation and implementation of economic policy.

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The five year strategy would fit within the National Women's Strategy.

The YMCA considers that the Beijing 10 Review can only be seen in the context of examining the global forces which are affecting women and impede the achievement of the Platform, including militarism, fundamentalisms and globalisation.

2000 2003 Participation in other conferences, studies, and workshops in the fields of Human Rights Gender and HIV AIDS, Gender Budgets, Decent Employment for Women, State Human Development Reports, Globalisation, Governance, and other UN related Issues.

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