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Industry

 A concession called SEZ, all for foreign exchange

Special Economic Zones barter away democracy

Publication Date: 
30/10/2006
Mahesh Pandya & Hiral Mehta
Down to Earth
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Land Resources, Development, Economy, Displacement, Industry, Legislation, India, Globalisation
Economy

 "The collapse of Globalism and the reinvention of the world"

The Collapse of Globalism and the Reinvention of The World

Publication Date: 
30/10/2006
Kaushik Das Gupta
Down to Earth
Tags:
Trade, WTO, Economy, Economic Development, Governance, World Bank, India, Global, Globalisation
Economy

 Regional Trade Agreements dividing north south trade?

The World Trade Organization (wto) was supposed to be the driver of free trade in a globalised economy. But this does not seem to be the case. Regional trade agreements (rtas) seem to be ruling the

Publication Date: 
30/10/2006
Sourav Mishra
Down to Earth
Tags:
Trade, WTO, Economy, Economic Development, Subsidies, International Cooperation, Unemployment, India, Global, Developing Countries, Globalisation
Economy

 ILO says economic growth leads to longer working hours in Asia

Employment

Publication Date: 
29/09/2006
Down to Earth
Tags:
Economy, Unemployment, Media, Asia, Globalisation
Economy

 Southeast African farmers wary of EU deal

Farmers of Malawi, a country in southeast Africa, have warned the government to tread carefully before endorsing the European Union's (eu's)economic partnership agreement. In a statement, the

Publication Date: 
14/09/2006
Down to Earth
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Trade, Economy, Farmers, International Cooperation, Africa, Malawi, European Union (EU), Globalisation
Economy

 Market rules UK's land use planning

An interim report on the uk's land-use planning was released on July 4, 2006, fuelling a debate on the possibility of relaxing regulations in the planning system to encourage rapid market growth.

Publication Date: 
30/08/2006
Anna Simpson
Down to Earth
Tags:
Environment, Economy, Housing, Green Spaces, Economic Development, Planning, Unemployment, NGO, United Kingdom (UK), Sustainable Development, Globalisation
India

 Is the Babudom reformed?

Administrative Reforms

Publication Date: 
14/02/2006
Priyadarshi Sahi
Down to Earth
Tags:
Pollution, Transport, Power Industry, Legislation, Governance, History, India, Globalisation
Economy

 To live with the market

Globalization and Indigenous Peoples in Asia, Changing the Local-Global Interface

Publication Date: 
29/11/2004
Kaushik Das Gupta
Down to Earth
Tags:
Forest Villages, Economy, Asia, Costa Rica, Globalisation
Poverty

 Celebrating WSF 2004

When 80,000 people talk it makes noise. So it wasn t unusual for the fourth World Social Forum WSF in Mumbai to be snidely called a huge talking fair . There was also talk about WSF s need to introspect on its ability to impact globally. A good point.

Publication Date: 
14/02/2004
Down to Earth
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Tags:
Common Property Resources, Water Policy, Forest Policy, Poverty, Private Sector, Information, Public Participation, India, Globalisation
Mining

 Quarry hunt

Contrasting sentiments marked the opening of the 19th World Mining Congress in New Delhi on November 1. President A P J Abdul Kalam warmly welcomed potential foreign investors as he inaugurated the five-day mega meet. But the event got a cold reception fr

Publication Date: 
29/11/2003
Ritu Gupta
Down to Earth
Tags:
Mining, Minerals, Economy, Technology, Europe, India, Sustainable Development, Globalisation

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