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Why this Website about Globalisations?
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The concept of « Globalisation » refers to a process which extends the principles of market economy to the whole world. But it merely takes into account the economic side of a more complex movement. The concept of « Globalisations » (plural) focuses, on the contrary, on the diversity and singularity of the different Globalisation processes ...
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Address of H.E. Miguel d'Escoto Brockmann, President of the United Nations Genreral Assembly, at the opening session of the UN Conference on the world financial and economic crisis and its impact on development
We, the representatives of States and Governments of the world, are meeting at the United Nations because we are going through a most singular moment in human history when our common future is at stake. We are citizens of different nations, and the same time, we are citizens of the planet; we all have multiple and interdependent relationships ...
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Drugs (--- and justice)
The detention of Augusto Pinochet in London was seen in international public opinion as proof that, henceforth, not only would those responsible for war crimes be pursued and put to justice, but also those who, in exercising power in their respective countries, committed flagrant violations of human rights, incited genocide, favoured torture, ...
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World Drug Report 2009 highlights links between drugs and crime
The World Drug Report 2009, launched this week by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), shows that global markets for cocaine, opiates and cannabis are steady or in decline, while production and use of synthetic drugs is feared to be increasing in the developing world. The 314-page Report, prepared for World Drug Day on ...
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