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Too Soft, Too Open, Too Democratic?
Poor countries want a greater say in the world economic institutions. Some think they have said quite enough
September 26, 2003
Dateline Dubai
Surprises at the World Bank/IMF meeting in the UAE as Israel arrives but anti-globalisation protesters stay away
Mohamed Darwish
September 29, 2003
Connect the Dots
Tariffs and terrorism have more in common than the US might think
Thomas Friedman
September 25, 2003
The Myth of Localism
It is unrealistic and misguided to believe that poor countries should be totally self-reliant.
George Monbiot
September 9, 2003
Western Farmers Fear Third-World Challenge to Subsidies
Differences between French and American farmers are put aside for a joint fight for their subsidies.
Elizabeth Becker
September 9, 2003
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