[Reader-list] Fwd from CSL: Globalisation debate

Patrice Riemens patrice at xs4all.nl
Tue Jan 29 14:28:40 IST 2002


With the usual apologies for X-posting...

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Subject:      [CSL]: Globalisation debate

[Hi folks, there is yet another "heated debate" on "what is etc. being conducted by Paul Hirst and David Held at the open democracy
site. John.]
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www.opendemocracy.net exists for world debate on the great issues of
ourtime.

Now, in a sparkling exchange, David Held and Paul Hirst clash daily on
perhaps the most important of them all - globalisation after September 11th.

1. What is Globalisation?
2. Is it new?
3. Are the protestors justified?
4. Is the WTO better than nothing?
5. What are the alternatives?
6. Is Europe a model?
7. Can we create global democracy?
8. If not....

http://www.opendemocracy.net/forum/document_details.asp?CatID=99&DocID=1009

Today is day 5. The exchange ends as Davos starts in New York and the
protestors gather at Porto Alegre.

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