Curriculum Vitae of Walden Bello

Curriculum Vitae of Walden Bello
Name:
Residential Address:
Work Address:
Diliman,
Walden Flores Bello
204 D. Tuazon Street, 1114 Sta. Mesa Hts., Quezon City
Department of Sociology, University of the Philippines,
Quezon City, Philippines
Focus on the Global South
Chulalongkorn University Social Research Institute
Chulalongkorn University
Phyathai Road, Bangkok 10330, Thailand
Date of Birth: November 11, 1945 Place: Manila, Philippines
Telephone: (63 2) 740 1184 Cell: 0917 326 8455
(Manila)
(Manila)
(66 2) 218 7363 Cell: 01 935 0633
(Bangkok)
(Bangkok)
Email Addresses: waldenbello@yahoo.com waldenbello@hotmail.com
Website:
http://focusweb.org
Civil Status:
Married but separated
Current Academic and Executive Positions:
Professor, Dept. of Sociology, College of Sciences and
Philosophy, University of the Philippines at Diliman, Quezon
City
Executive Director, Focus on the Global South, Bangkok,
Thailand
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Editor, Review of International Political Economy
Current and Past Positions Held:
Fall 2006
Spring 2006
Second Sem 2005
Visiting Professor, University of California at Santa Barbara
Visiting Professor, University of California at Riverside
Visiting Professor, Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand
2004 - Editor, Review of International Political Economy
2001 - Member of the Board, International Forum on Globalization
2002 Visiting Professor, University of California at Los Angeles
2002 Member of the Faculty, Salzburg Seminar, Salzburg, Austria
2001- Columnist, Philippine Daily Inquirer (Internet Edition)
2001-04 Member of the Board, Greenpeace Southeast Asia
2000 Member of the Faculty, Salzburg Seminar, Salzburg, Austria
1999- Executive Director, Focus on the Global South, Bangkok,
Thailand
1998-2000 Columnist, Far Eastern Economic Review
1998- Columnist, Business World
1998-2002 Columnist, Hangyore Shimun (Seoul)
1995- Professor, Dept. of Sociology, University of the Philippines,
Diliman, Quezon City
1995-99 Co-Director, Focus on the Global South, Chulalongkorn
University Social Research Institute, Bangkok, Thailand
1995-2000 Member of Planning Board, Transnational Institute, Amsterdam
1995-2000 Member of the Board, Nautilus Institute
1994-97 Member of the Board, Greenpeace International, Amsterdam
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1994-95 Visiting Professor, University of the Philippines
1993-1994 Visiting Researcher at the Institute for Asian Studies,
Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
1992- Fellow, Transnational Institute, Amsterdam
1992- Member of the Editorial Board, Third World Quarterly (London)
1990-94 Executive Director, Institute for Food and Development Policy
(a.k.a. Food First)
1990- Lecturer, Peace Studies Program, University of California at
at Berkeley
1989-97 Member of Board of Directors, Oxfam-America
1987-90 Senior Analyst on Pacific and Asian Affairs at Institute for Food
and Development Policy (Food First)
1987- Research Associate, Center for Southeast Asian Studies,
University of California at Berkeley
1985-92 Chairman of the Board, Philippine Resource Center
1987-90 Contributing Editor, Pacific News Service
1985-87 Associate Fellow, Institute for Policy Studies (Washington, DC)
1979-87 Research Principal and co-founder, Nautilus Pacific Action
Research
1983-86 Director, Philippine Human Rights Lobby (Washington, DC)
1984-85 Co-director, U.S.-Pacific Issues Network Washington Office
1979-82 Director, Congress Task Force on the Philippines
(Washington, DC)
1984-87 Correspondent, AfricAsia
1978-82 Lecturer, Conservation and Resources Studies Department,
University of California at Berkeley
1976-78 Lecturer, Ethnic Studies Department, University of California
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1978 Lecturer, History Department, City College of San Francisco
1974-75 Assistant Professor, State University of New York at Westbury
1974 (summer) Assistant Professor, Manhattanville College
1969-74 Fellow, research and teaching, Princeton University
1967-69 Publications Director, Institute for Philippine Culture
(Manila, Philippines)
1966-67 Associate Editor, Sulu Star (Jolo, Philippines)
1966-67 Instructor (in Humanities and History), Notre Dame of Jolo
College
Education:
Ph.D in Sociology, Princeton University, 1975
MA in Sociology, Princeton University, 1972
BA in Humanities, Ateneo de Manila University, 1966
Honors and Prizes:
Ph.D in Sociology, Honoris Causa, Panteion University, Athens, Greece, May 23, 2005
Chancellor’s Distinguished Fellow, University of California at Irvine, June 2004
Right Livelihood Award (a.k.a Alternative Nobel Prize), Stockholm, Sept. 2003
Suh Sang Don Prize for Outstanding Contributions to Global Justice, Seoul, South Korea,
2001
Chancellor’s Award for Best Book (Siamese Tragedy: Development and Disintegration
in Modern Thailand), University of the Philippines, 2001
University of the Philippines President’s Award for International Publications 2004,
2003, 2002, 2001
Denver Peace and Justice Award, Denver, Colorado, 2000
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First Prize for International Reporting, New American Media Awards, San Francisco,
1999
Publications (as of June 2005)
Book and Monographs:
Dilemmas of Domination: the Unmaking of the American Empire (New York:
Henry Holt and Co., 2005)
Co-author, The Anti-Developmental State: the Political Economy of Permanent
Crisis in the Philippines (Quezon City: University of the Philippines, 2004)
Deglobalization: Ideas for a New World Economy (London. Zed Books, 2002)
The Future in the Balance: Essays on Globalization and Resistance (Oakland:
Food First, 2001)
Prospects forn Good Global Governance: the View from the South, Report
Prepared for the Bundestag, Federal Republic of Germany, Oct. 25, 2001
Co-editor, Global Finance: New Thoughts on Regulating Speculative Markets
(London: Zed Books, 2000)
Principal Author, A Siamese Tragedy: Development and Disintegration in
Modern Thailand (London: Zed Books, 1998)
Co-author, APEC: Four Adjectives in Search of a Noun (Manila: Manila People's
Forum on APEC, 1996)
Co-author, Challenging the Mainstream: APEC and the Asia-Pacific
DevelopmentDebate (Hong Kong: ARENA, 1995)
Principal Author, Dark Victory: The United States, Structural Adjustment, and
Global Poverty (London: Pluto Press, 1994)
Co-editor, Reexamining and Renewing the Philippine Progressive Vision (Manila:
Forum for Philippine Alternatives, 1996
People and Power in the Pacific: The Struggle for the Post-Cold War Order
(London: Pluto Press, 1992)
Window of Opportunity: The Asia- Pacific in the Post-Cold War Era (Geneva:
World Council of Churches, 1992)
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Principal Author, Dragons in Distress: Asia's Miracle Economies in Crisis
(London: Penguin Books, 1991)
Brave New Third World? Strategies for Survival in the Global Economy (London:
Earthscan, 1990)
U.S.-Sponsored Low Intensity Conflict in the Philippines (San Francisco: Institute
for Food and Development Policy, 1989)
Editor, International Perspectives on Community Organizing (San Francisco:
Training and Resource Institute on Migration, 1987)
Co-author, American Lake: Nuclear Peril in the Pacific (New York: Penguin
Books, 1987)
Vision of a Warless World (Washington, D.C.: FCNL Education Fund, 1986)
Principal Author, Development Debacle: The World Bank in the Philippines ( San
Francisco: Institute for Food and Development Policy, 1982)
Elite Democracy or Authoritarian Rule? (Manila: Nationalist Resource Center,
1981)
Co-author, 500-Mile Island: The Philippine Nuclear Reactor Deal, Vol X, No. 1
of Pacific Research, First Quarter, 1979)
Principal Author, The Logistics of Repression: The Role of U.S. Aid in
Consolidating the Marial Law Regime in the Philippines ( Washington, D.C.:FFP,
1977)
Marcos and the World Bank, Vol. VII, No. 6, of Pacific Research, 1976
Editor, Modernization: Its Impact in the Philippines, Vols. 3-5 ( Quezon City,
Ateneo de Manila University Press, 1967-69)
Selected Articles in Books, Journals, Periodicals, Newspapers since 1976 (out of about
900 articles):
“The State of Globalization,” Policy and Practice, No. 4 (Spring 2007), pp. 28-33
“The World Social Forum at the Crossroads,” Foreign Policy in Focus, May 5,
2007
“The Capitalist Conjuncture: Overaccumulation, Financial Crises,.and the Retreat
from Globalization,” Third World Quarterly, Vol. 27, No. 8 (2006), pp. 1345-
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“Microcredit, Macro Issues,” The Nation, Oct. 14, 2006
(http://www.thenation.com/doc/20061030/bello
“The Rise of the Relief and Reconstruction Complex,” Journal of International
Affairs, Vol. 59, No. 2 (Spring-Summer 2006)
with Shalmali Guttal, “The Limitys of Reform: the Wolfensohn Era at the World
Bank, Race and Class, Vol. 47, No. 3 (Jan-Mar 2006), pp. 68-81
“The End of People Power,” The Nation (New York), Oct. 31, 2005, pp. 20-22
With Shalmali Guttal, “Programmed to Fail: the World Bank Clings to a Bankrupt
Development Model, Multinational Monitor, Vol. 26, No. 7&8 (July-August
2005)
With Shalmali Guttal, “Crisis of Credibility: the Declining Power of the
International Monetary Fund,” Multinational Monitor, Vol. 26, No. 7&8 (July-
August 2005)
“The Crisis of the Globalist Project and the New Economics of George W. Bush,”
in Richard Appelbaum and William Robinson, Critical Globalization Studies
(Routledge: New York, 2005)
With Carlos Abesamis, “Notre engagement dans’histoire contemporaine at nos
raisons,” Lumen Vitae, Vol LX, March 2005, No. 1, pp. 35-51
“Lula, the Darling of Washington,” Interpress Service Column in Terra Viva, Jan.
28, 2005
“Globalization, Insecurity, and Overextension,” in Annelies Heijmans, Nicola
Simmonds, and Hans van de Veden, Searching for Peace in the Pacific (Boulder:
Lynne Reinner, 2004)
“Globalization in Asia and China: Assessing Costs and Benefits,” in Linking
Alternative Regionalisms, Transnational Insitute Briefing Series, No. 2004/11,
Sept. 2004
With Aileen Kwa, “Washington’s Triumph in Geneva,” Bangkok Post, Aug 14,
2004
“America Gets Stuck in a Quagmire,” Bangkok Post, May 29, 2004
“The Meaning of Cancun,” Yes!, No. 28 (Winter 2004), pp. 46-48
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“The Economics of Empire,” New Labor Forum, Vol 12, No. 3 (Fall 2003), pp. 9-
18
“Diplomacy by Vendetta,” Newsweek, Nov. 24, 2003
Multilateral Punishment: the Philippines in the WTO, 1995-2003 (Manila: Stop
the New Round Coalition!, June 2003
“Dispatches: Philippines,” Nation, April 14, 2003
“Pax Romana versus Pax Americana: Contrasting Strategies of Imperial
Management,” Bangkok Post, May 3, 2003.
“Parallel Crisis: Dysfunctional Crisis in Washington and Manila,” in Corazon
Villareal, Back to the Future: Perspectives on the Thomastite Legacy to
Philippine Education (Manila: American Studies Association of the Philippines,
2003), pp. 80-91
“Global Capitalism versus Global Community,” Race and Class, Vol. 44, No. 4,
(April-June 2003), pp. 63-70
“In the Eyes of the World,” Carolyn McConnell and Sara Ruth Van Gelder,
Making Peace: Healing in a Violent World (Washington: Positive Futures
Network, 2003), pp. 66-70
“Brazil’s New Era,” Frontline, Nov. 22, 2002
“Battling Barbarism,” Foreign Policy, Sept.-Oct. 2002, pp. 41-42
“La profana “trinita” della globalizzazione,” Corriere Della Serra, March 8, 2002
“Learning from Doha: a Civil Society Perspective from the South,” Global
Governance, Vol. 8, No. 3 (July-Sept. 2002), pp. 273-280
“Capitalist Crisis, Corporate Fraud,” Bangkok Post, July 20, 2002
“Globalization, employment and economic strategies, ” in Lamberton, D. M., ed.
Toda Institute for Global Peace, and Research Policy. Managing the Global:
Globalization, Employment and Quality of Life. Human Security and Global
Governance; 5; London: New York, 2002.
”Pacific Panopticon,” New Left Review, No. 16, July-August 2002, pp. 68-85
“How to Lose a War,” in Katrina Vanden Heuvel, A Just Response: the Nation on
Terrorism, Democracy, and September 11, 2001 (New York: Nation Books,
2002), pp. 304-308
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“Toward a Deglobalized World,” in Robin Broad, Global Backlash (Lanham,
MD: Rowman and Littlefield Publishers, 2002), pp. 292-295
“Drop Till We Shop?,” Nation, Oct. 21, 2002, pp. 25-29
“A Second Front in the Philippines,” Nation, Feb. 27, 2002
“The American Way of War,” in Porto Alegre 2002 (Bangkok: Focus on the
Global South, 2002), pp. 9-11
“Coalition Loses Battle for People’s Minds,” Bangkok Post, Oct. 24, 2001
“No Logo: a Brilliant but /flawed Portait of Contemporary Capitalism,” Journal
of Corporate Citizenship, No. 3 (Autumn 2001), pp. 127-134
“Genoa and the Multiple Crises of Globalization,” in Genoa 2001 (Bangkok:
Focus on the Global South, 2001
“Il ritiro del consenso suotera le elite del Nord,” Corriere Della Sera, July 2001
“The Global Conjuncture,” International Socialism, Summer 2001, pp.11-20
“Global Capitalism: from Triumph to Crisis,” International Socialist Review, No.
19 (August-September 2001), pp. 6-8
“When Davos Met Porto Alegre,” Frontline, March 16, 2001, pp. 95-96
“We Withdraw our Consent!” The Year of Global Protest,” Yes!, No. 17, Spring
2001, pp. 50-53
“Letter from Manila,” Nation, Feb. 19, 2001, pp. 22-26
“The Super Rich at Davos are the Voice of the Past,” International Herald
Tribune, Feb. 9, 2001
“The Shakedown State,” Frontline, January 19, 2001
“Should the WTO be Abolished?,” Ecologist, Vol. 30, No. 9 (Dec. 2000/January
2001), pp. 20-23
“From Melbourne to Prague: the Struggle for a Deglobalized World,” on Prague
2000: Why We Need to Decommission the World Bank and the IMF (Bangkok:
Focus on the Global South, 2000), p. 3-12
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“The Philippines: the Making of a Neoclassical Tragedy,” in Richard Robison et
al., Politics and Markets in the Wake of the Asian Crisis (London: Routledge,
2000), pp. 238-58
With Anuradha Mittal, “Dangerous Liaisons: Progressives, the Right, and the
Anti-China Trade Campaign,” Food First backgrounder, Spring 2000
“Asian Capitalism: Extrapolating the Future from the Past,” in We Asians:
Between Past and Future (Singapore: Japan Foundation Center, 2000), pp. 130-35
“Is the WTO Worth Saving?,” Ecologist, Sept 2000, p. 51.
“US Prepares for Asian Wars in Face of Emergent China,” Bangkok Post, Aug.
23, 2000
“Will the Okinawans Ever Get Rid of US Bases,” Bangkok Post, July 22, 2000
“US and the Demise of the Third Wave,” Bangkok Post, April 23, 2000
“Asia’s Crisis is America’s Gain,” Bangkok Post, April 7, 2000
“all change,” Far Eastern Economic Review, January 27, 2000, pp. 50-51
“Asian Financial Crisis: the Movie,” Food First Backgrounder, Winter 1999
“Reform the Jurassic IMF,” Far Eastern Economic Review, Dec. 9, 1999
“Building an Iron Cage: the Bretton Woods Institutions, the WTO, and the
South,” in International Forum on Globalization, Views from the South (San
Francisco: International Forum on Globalization, 1999), pp. 54-90
“China at 50: A Success Story,” Far Eastern Economic Review, Oct. 14, 1999
With Ehito Kimura,”Alternative Security in the Asia Pacific,” Peace Review, Vol.
11, No. 3 (Sept. 1999), pp. 365-368
“The Asian Financial Crisis: Causes, Dynamics, Prospects,” Journal of Asia
Pacific Economy, Vol. 4, No. 1 (1999), pp. 33-55
“The Insecurity of Asia’s Financial Crisis,” Peace Review, Vol. 11, No. 3 (Sept.
1999), pp. 393-398
“The WTO’s Big Losers,” Far Eastern Economic Review, June 24, 1999
“De-Globalizing the Domestic Economy,” Social Development Review, Vol. 3,
No. 2 (June 1999), pp. 3-7
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“The Perils of Pirvatization,” Far Eastern Economic Review, March 4, 1999
“The Answer: De-globalize,” Far Eastern Economic Review, April 29, 1999
“Caveat Investors,” Far Eastern Economic Review, Dec. 31, 1998 and Jan. 7,
1999
“From APEC to Ashes,” Far Eastern Economic Review, Nov. 12, 1998
“Breaking with the Faith,” Far Eastern Economic Review, Sept. 24, 1998
“East Asia on the Eve of the Great Transformation,” Review of International
Political Economy, Vol. 5, No. 3 (Autumn 1998), pp. 424-444
“Speculations, Spins, and Sinking Fortunes,” Development Dialogue (1998:1),
pp.42-53
“US Imperialism in the Asia Pacific,” Peace Review, Vol. 10, No. 3, Sept 1998,
pp. 367-74
“High Stakes for the 1999 Review of the Agreement on Agriculture,” Bridges,
June 1998
“The End of the Asian Miracle,” Nation, January 12-19, 1998, pp. 16-21
“The Rise and Fall of Southeast Asia’s Economy,” Ecologist, January-February
1998, pp. 9-17
“Strategic Policy,” Public Policy, Vol. 1, No. 1 (Oct-Dec 1997), pp. 90-112
“World Bank's Finances: An International Debt Crisis” in Thomas, Caroline and
Peter Wilkin. Globalization and the South. International Political Economy
Series; Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire: New York, 1997.
“The Rise of Green Protectionism,” Bridges, July 1997.
“Democratic Expansion and Democratic Deepening in Southeast Asia,” Trocaire
Development Review 1997, pp. 25-38
Addicted to Capital: the Ten-Year High and Present-Day Withdrawal Trauma of
Southeast Asia’s Economies (Bangkok: Focus on the Global South, Nov. 1997)
With Aileen Kwa, “Road to Real Security in Asia-Pacific,” Nation (Bangkok),
March 27, 1997
“Destabilizing Factors in the Asia Pacific,” Nation (Bangkok), March 25, 1997
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"The Balance of Power Doomsday Machine: Resurgent US Unilateralism,
Regional Realpolitik, and the US-Japan Security Treaty," Dokkyo International
Review, Vol. 9, 1996, pp. 111-140
"Structural Adjustment," in Jerry Mander and Teddy Goldsmith, The Case
Against the Global Economy (San Francisco: Sierra Club Books, 1996)
"The Balance of Power Doomsday Machine," AMPO Japan-Asia Quarterly
Review, Vol. 27, No. 2, 1996, pp. 11-30
"The APEC 2020 Free Trade Vision: Does It Serve the National Interest?,"
Human Rights Forum, Vol. VI, No. 1, July-December 1996, pp. 67-78
"Neither Market nor State: The Development Debate in Southeast Asia,"
The Ecologist, Vol. 26, No. 4 (July-August 1996), pp. 167-175
"APEC and WTO: The Washington Connection," Business World, Dec. 31, 1996
"APEC and Intellectual Property Rights," Business World, October 1996
"Commitments and Non-Commitments: The APEC Individual Action Plans,"
Business World, October 1996
"ASEAN and APEC: The Making of a Geoeconomic Rivalry," Business World,
September 1996
"Japan's Strategy of Attrition in APEC," Business World, September 1996
"APEC's Place in US Trade Policy," Business World, August 1996
"APEC: The Unauthorized History," Business World, August 1996
"The Philippine Blueprint for APEC: Roadmap to Prosperity," Business World,
July 1996
"Thailand's Short-Lived Victory Over the Philippines," The Nation (Bangkok),
June 8, 1996
"The Cold War Isn't Over," Interpress Service, May 1996
"Monopolization of Technology," The Nation (Bangkok), May 14, 1996
"US Threat to APEC Trade Partners," The Nation (Bangkok), April 26, 1996
"Cold War Legacy Still Haunts Region," April 9, 1996
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"ASEAN: Armed and Dangerous," Jakarta Post, April 1, 1996
"Revival of Containment Policy," The Nation (Bangkok), March 27, 1996
"Asians Should Renter Support for Pacific Struggles," The Nation (Bangkok),
March 1, 1996
"Is China the Enemy in the Asia-Pacific?," The Nation (Bangkok), Feb. 9, 1996
"The Politics of the Balance of Power in ASEAN," Nation (Bangkok), Feb. 6,
1996
"Control of the Asia-Pacific Security Agenda," The Nation (Bangkok), Feb. 1,
1996
"North-South Relationship Worse Than Ever," The Nation (Bangkok), Jan. 17,
1996.
"Government, Market and Countryside Development in the Asian NICs:
Myths, Realities, and Lessons for the Philippines," Issues and Letters
(Philippine Center for Policy Studies), Nov.-Dec. 1995
"Getting Over the Remaining Cold War Stalemate in Asia," The Nation
(Bangkok), Oct. 31, 1995
Walden Bello, "The Bretton Woods Institutions and the Demise of the
United Nations Development System," Talk delivered at the conference on
"The United Nations: Between Sovereignty and Global Governance," La
Trobe University, Boondora, Victoria, Australia, July 2-6, 1995
"Democracy Versus Authoritarianism in East Asia," The Nation (Bangkok), May
26, 1995
Structural Adjustment and the Resubordination of the South, Countours
Occasional Paper, Bangkok, Feb. 1995
"GATT: Its Implications for the Self-Reliance of Asian Grassroots Communities,"
Paper presented at the Fourth Asian Development Forum, Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia, FGeb. 20-24, 1995.
"Stripmining the Future," New Internationalist, January 1995, pp. 20-21
"Clash of Development Models in the Asia-Pacific Region,"
in Making a Stand, Claiming the Future: A Sustainable Development
Agenda for the 21st Century (Manila: International Institute for Rural
Reconstruction, 1994), pp. 14-22.
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" Trade Warfare and Regional Integration n the Pacific: the USA, Japan, and the
Asian NICs," Third World Quarterly, Vol. 15, No. 3 (Sept. 1994), pp. 445-458.
Co-author.
Article in Le Monde Diplomatique on structural adjustment. 1994. Co-author.
"Growing Pains of the Asian 'Tigers'," Panoscope, Aug 1993
"A Safer, Cleaner Path to Prosperity," Panoscope, Aug 1993
"Trouble in Paradise: The Tension of Economic Integration in the Asia-Pacific,"
World Policy Journal, Summer 1993, Vol. X, No. 2
"Beyond 'Vasectomies for Groceries'," FOCUS, Carrying Capacity Network, Vol.
3, No. 2, 1993
"Only Democracy Insures Healthy, Sustainable Growth," Toward Freedom, June-
July 1993
"Economic Security: The Key to Successful Population Policy," Third World
Network Features, 1993
"Southern Population, Northern Consumption and Global Environmental Stress."
Third World Network Features, 1993
"African Famines Not Caused by Population Pressure Alone," Third World
Network Features, 1993
"Crisis and Opportunity for the South Korean Economy," Korea Report, Summer
1992
"Vietnam Must Avoid Dragons' Mistakes," Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly,
April 13, 1992
"Revisioning Philippine Industrialization," Freedom From Debt Coalition Policy
Papers, January 1993
"Export-Led Development in East Asia: A Flawed Model," Trocaire
Development Review, 1992, pp.11-27
"Perils and Possibilities: The Asia-Pacific in the Post-Cold War Era,"
Alternatives, Vol. 17, No. 1 (Spring 1992)
"Global Economic Counterrevolution," Christianity in Crisis, Feb. 17, 1992
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"The Crisis of the NICs: Fundamental, Not Transitional," Australian
Development Studies Network, Briefing Paper No. 24, January 1992
"The Spread and Impact of Export-Oriented Industrialization in the Pacific Rim,"
Two part of series, Third World Economics, November 16-30; Dec. 1-15, 1991
"Disciplining the Third World: The Role of the World Bank in U.S. Foreign
Policy," Covert Action Information Bulletin, No. 39 (Winter 1991-92)
"A New Pacific Order?" Sunday Oregonian, September 22, 1991
"Moment of Decision: the Philippines, the Pacific, and the U.S. Bases," in Joseph
Gerson and Bruce Birchard, eds., The Sun Never Sets...(Boston: South End Press,
1991), pp. 149-166
"U.S. Plan for Latin America.....," in James Ridgeway and Jean Casella, eds., Cast
a Cold Eye (New York: Four Walls Eight Windows, 1991), pp. 164-166. Coauthor.
"Asia's Miracle Economies: Are They a Dying Breed?," in Alexander Besher, ed.,
The Pacific Rim Almanac (New York: Harper Collins, 1991), pp. 151-156
"Reflections on a New era in the Philippines,' in Leon Howell and Vivian
Lindermayer, eds., Ethics in the Present (New York: Friendship Press, 1991), pp.
139-142
"New Philippine Treaty Swaps Bases for Access Rights," Pacific News Service,
June 3-7, 1991. Co-author.
"Dragons in Distress," Australian Society, April 1991, pp. 18-21.
"Now, East Asia's 'Tiger' Economies Are Heading Toward a Bust," Asian Wall
Street Journal Weekley, April 1, 1991
"U.S. Plan for Latin Debt Relief Is a Non-Starter," Los Angeles Times, Dec. 2,
1990. Co-author.
"Development: The Market Is Not Enough," Foreign Policy, No. 81 (Winter
1990- 91). Co-author.
Dragons in Distress: The Crisis of the NICs," World Policy Journal, Vol. 7 No.3
(Summer 1990), pp. 431-468. Co-author.
"Asian Tigers-- South Korea and Taiwan--Losing Steam," Nation (Bangkok),
Feb. 26, 1990. Co-author.
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"Issue of U.S. Bases in the Philippines," San Francisco Chronicle, Nov. 20, 1989
"Dragon in Distress: The End of An Era for South Korea and Taiwan,"
Multinational Monitor, Nov. 1989. Co-author.
"South-South Strategy: Against Marginalization," Development Forum, Sept-Oct.
1989. Co-author.
"U.S. Devises Strategies to Keep Bases in the Philippines," San Jose Mercury
News, June 8, 1989
"Third World Needs Economic Bloc," San Francisco Chronicle, April 27, 1989
"Third World Loses Ground," Baltimore Sun, April 12, 1989
"Democratization and Stabilization in the Philippines," Pacific Focus, Vol. IV,
No. 1 (Spring 1989), p. 5-21
"Confronting the Brave New World Economic Order: Toward a Southern Agenda
for the 1990's," Alternatives XIV (1989)
"Asia's Miracle Economies: The First and Last Dying Breed," Dollar and Sense,
January-February 1989
"Ending the 'Special Relationship': The U.S. and the Philippine in the Aquino
Era," World Policy Journal, Fall 1988, 676-702
"Dissecting Imelda, the Philippines' Steel Butterfly," San Jose Mercury News,
Nov. 6, 1988
"Washington joue a fond le regime philippin," Le Monde Diplomatique, October
1988, p.16
"Soviet Proposal Poses Pacific Dilemma for U.S.," San Francisco Chronicle, Sept.
28, 1988
"From Dictatorship to Elite Populism: the U.S. and the Philippine Crisis," in
Morris Morley, ed., Crisis and Confrontation: Ronald Reagan's Foreign Policy (
Totowa, New Jersey: Rowman and Littlefield, 1988)
"Is the Sun Setting on the NIC's," San Francisco Chronicle, Aug. 3, 1988
"Aquino's Staying Power Remains to be Proved," The Mountain Eagle, July 6,
1988
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"Philippines' Left at a Crossroads," San Francisco Chronicle, June 7, 1988
"Amnesty Joins the Critics," Christianity and Crisis, May 2, 1988
"Philippine Vigilantes Hurt Cause," San Jose Mercury News, March 20, 1988
"The Betrayal of the February Revolution," Boston Globe, Feb. 29, 1988
"Counterinsurgency's Proving Ground: Low-Intensity Warfare in the Philippines,"
in Micheal Klare and Peter Kornbluh, ed., Low Intensity Warfare (New York:
Pantheon, 1988), pp. 152-182
"International Debt Crisis, Year Five," Christianity and Crisis, Nov 23, 1987, pp.
403-413
"The Zoto Experience," Christianity and Crisis, Vol. 47, No. 16, Nov 9, 1987
"Pull Our Bases From the Philippines," The Oakland Tribune, Nov 6, 1987
"Cory's Cop-out," The New Internationalist, Nov. 1987
"Perspective on the Philippines," Third World Quarterly, Vol. 9 No. 4, October
1987, pp. 1329-1337
"U.S. Wary as Soviets Seek a New Image," WorldPaper, Oct. 1987
"Korean Tripwire," The Nation, Sept. 19, 1987
"The Nuclear Peril of the Korean Demonstrations," Newsday, June 23, 1987
"Handy Grenades for Export Part of Rich NIC Business," WorldPaper, June 1987
"Arms Controllers Should Look to Pacific for Final Jeopardy," San Jose Mercury
News, May 3, 1987
"Question Remain in the Philippines," San Francisco Chronicle, Feb. 14, 1987
"Philippine Insurgents Bid for Political Initiative," Pacific News Service, Nov. 7,
1987
"Corazon Aquino at the Crossroads," Newsday, Sept. 18, 1986
"Aquino's Elite Populism," Third World Quarterly, Vol. 8, No. 3, July 1986
"The U.S. Hand in the Toppling of Marcos," AfricAsia, June or July 1986
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"Where Have All the Cronies Gone?," Cover Story of Inside Asia, April-May
1986
"The Philippines: A New Era. The Old Realities Remain," Cover Story of the
Christianity and Crisis, Last week of March 1986
"Middle Class Uprising and Rural Realities in the Philippines," Pacific News
Service, Feb. 28, 1986
"Crisis in the Philippines," Le Monnde Diplomatique, February 1986
"Why the Left Boycotted the Elections," Pacific News Service, February 14, 1986
"Democrats and the New Cold War," Progressive, January 1986
"Edging Toward the Quagmire: The United State and the Philippine Crisis,"
World Policy, Winter 1985-86
"The Resurrection of the Philippine Revolution," Third World Quarterly, January 1986
"The Baker Plan and the Third World Debt Crisis," AfricAsia, December 1985
Review of the Dark Side of the Paradise, Progressive, November 1985
Co-author, " Secret U.S. Nuclear Arsenal: When Japan Had the Bomb and Didn't Know
It," Nation, August 17/24, 1985
"Philippines in Turmoil," Intervention, Vol. 1, No. 3, 1985
"Philippines: Managing Marcos," AfricAsia, May 1985
"U.S. Neglects Micronesian Trust," Newsday, April 30, 1985
"Report Suggests Intervention by U.S. to Prop Up Marcos," Cleveland Plain Dealer,
March 14, 1985
"Micronesia is Sick and Scared," Cleveland Plain Dealer, February 14, 1985
Co-author, Third World Debt: A Deepening Crisis," AfricAsia, Feb. 14, 1985
"Showdown in the Philippines," Progressive, December 1984
"Micronesia and the Pentagon," AfricAsia, Nov. 1984
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Co-author, "Missile Planners Take Aim at South Pacific," The National Times
(Australia), Nov. 23-29, 1984
Co-author, " The American Threat: The Reagan Navy Presses for a Pacific War,"
Southeast Asia Chronicle, No. 95, Nov. 1984
"The Great Pacific Island Grab," Southeast Asia Chronicle, No. 95, Nov. 1984
"The Pentagon and the Philippine Crisis," Southeast Asia Chronicle, No. 95, Nov. 1984
Co-author, "The Pentagon in the Pacific," Science for the People, Sept-Oct 1984, Vol. 16,
No. 5
Co-author, "Dictature and Philippines sous le masque de la democratie," Le Monde
Diplomatique, Sept. 1984
Co-author, "U.S. -Sponsored Elections in El Salvador and the Philippines," World Policy
Journal, Vol. 1, No.4, Summer 1984
Co-author, "Stage Shows," Progressive, August 1984
"Benigno Aquino: Between Dictatorship and Revolution in the Philippines," Third World
Quarterly, April 1984
"Our Men in Manila," Progressive, March 1984
"The Deepening Philippine Economic Crisis," AfricAsia, March 1984
"Reagan and International Economy: 'Selling Capitalism'," AfricAsia, March 1984
Co-author, "The Plague That Poisons Morong," Chain Reaction (Melbourne), Oct.-Nov.
1983
"Where Flight 7 Flew: Tensions in the North Pacific," The Nation, October 1, 1983
"Les Americains consolident leur avantage strategique," Le Monde Diplomatique, Oct.
1983
Co-author, " Philippines: Quelle Alternative," Afrique-Asie, Sept. 26, 1983
Co-author, "Murder in Manila," The Nation, Sep. 3-10, 1983
Co-author, "What Next for the Philippines," Long Reach Telegram, Sept. 12, 1983
Co-author, " Nuclear Power in the Philippines," Review of Radical Political Economics,
Fall 1983
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Co-author, "The Rule of the IMF," Multinational Monitor, Vol 4, No. 7, July 1983
Co-author, "Le deroute des 'ChicagoBoys' et du FMI," Afrique-Asie, June 6, 1983
Co-author, "Les incroyables demeles du FMI avec un regime corrumpo," Le Monde
Diplomatique, May 1983
"Springboards for Intervention, Instruments for Nuclear War," Southeast Asia Chronicle,
No. 89, May 1983
Co-author, "IMF and Chile: A Parting of the Ways," Multinational Monitor, Vol. 4, No.
4, April 1983
"Ombre sur les 'pays miracles'," Afrique-Asie, April 11, 1983
"Depressions Dulls the East Asia Edge," Multinational Monitor, Vol. 4, No. 2, Feb. 1983
"Le FMI continue la guerre, Afrique-Asie, January 17, 1983
Article in South on Haiti, Feb. or March 1983
Article in Le Monde Diplomatique on Haiti, Feb. or March 1983
"L'inquietude des diplomates americains," Le Monde Diplomatique, January 1983
"The IMF and Socialist Construction in Vietnam," Southeast Asia Chronicle, December
1982
Co-author, "U.S. Unpalatable Choice: Abandon Marcos or Go Beyond Military Aid,"
Des Moines Register, Sept. 2, 1982
Co-author, "20 Years of Intervention: The IMF in the Philippines," AMPO, Vol. 14, Nov.
3, 1982
Co-author, "El Salvador and the Politics of Finance," South, August 1982
"Au Salvador: le Fonds monetaire a la rescousse d'une economie en ruine," Le Monde
Diplomatique, July 1982
Co-author, "IMF Pressures South Korea," Philippines, June 1982
Co-author, "Comment Washington intervient dans la politique economique du
Honduras," Le Monde Diplomatique, May 1982
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Co-author, " Confidential IMF Report Reveals' Holding Pattern' Strategy for El
Salvador," San Francisco Bay Guardian, July 7, 1982
Co-author, "IMF Plans $83 million in Aid to Prevent Collapse of El Salvador," San
Francisco Examiner, June 18, 1982
"Clearing Farmers from the Land," New Interventionalist, Feb. 1982
"The World Bank in the Philippines: A Decade of Failures," Southeast Asia Chronicle,
No. 81, Dec. 1981
Co-author, "La politique de la Banque mondiale a l'huere de l'orthodoxie liberale," Le
Monde Diplomatique, Sept. 1981
"Rural Debacle: The World Bank in the Philippines," Newsday, Feb. 23, 1981
"McNamara's Second Vietnam: The World Bank," Pacific News Service, June 1981
Co-author, "The World Bank's Sheet on the Philippines," Newsday, Feb. 23, 1981
Co-author, "Western Patrons of the Philippines Worried About Financial Degeneration of
the Country," Le Monde Diplomatique, Feb. 3 1981
"Building on Martial Law," Multinational Monitor, Feb. 1981
Co-author, "The World Bank Writes Off Marcos and Co.," The Nation, January 31, 1981
"The Forms, Functions, and Causes of Political Repression in the Philippines," in The
Philippines: Repression and Resistance (Amsterdam: KSP, 1980).
"The World Bank and Marcos," The Nation, 1976.
Articles appearing in Focus on Trade, electronic bulleting of Focus on the Global
South (compiled by Transnational Institute
The Limits of Reform: the Wolfensohn Era at the World Bank (with Shalmali Guttal),
Focus on the Global South, 25 April 2005
Wolfowitz in the Philippines: A Historical Footnote Focus on the Global South, 25 April
2005
Less Euphoric, the World Social Forum Returns to Brazil Focus on the Global South, 26
January 2005
21

Roller Coaster of a Decade for the World Trade Organization Focus on the Global South,
26 January 2005
Progressives Bounce Back as Liberals Continue to Unravel in the US Focus on the
Global South, 29 November 2004
The Republican Right's Challenge to the Global Anti-War Movement Focus on the
Global South, 8 November 2004
Globalisation in Asia and China: Assesing Costs and Benefits published in Linking
Alternative Regionalisms for Equitable & Sustainable Development TNI Briefing Series
5/2004
G 20 Leaders Succumb to Divide-and-Rule Tactics: The Story behind Washington’s
Triumph in Geneva Focus on the Global South, 10 August 2004
D-Day for the WTO Focus on the Global South, 28 July 2004
Ronald Reagan. A View from the Global South Focus on the Global South, 10 June 2004
With the US Army on Trial, Can "Fragging" be far Behind? Focus on the Global South,
18 May 2004
Sexual Abuse, Lies, and Videotape Sink America’s Iraq Expedition Focus on the Global
South, 11 May 2004
Falluja and the Forging of the New Iraq Focus on the Global South, 18 April 2004
How Iraq has Worsened Washington’s Strategic Dilemma IPS, 2 April 2004
Global Civil Society Meets Amidst Crisis of Empire Focus on Trade No. 96, January
2004
Original FTAA Vision Scrapped as People Pour Into Miami for Anti-free Trade Protest
Focus on the Global South, 20 November 2003
There is Life after Cancun Bangkok Post, 21 September 2003
WTO Ministerial Collapses in Cancún Focus on the Global South, 14 September 2003
Why a Derailed WTO Ministerial is the Best Outcome for the South Inter Press Service,
4 September 2003
Pax Romana versus Pax Americana: Contrasting Strategies of Imperial Management
Focus on the Global South, 23 April 2003
with Chanida Bamford Pascal Lamy Holds Court at the Oriental Focus on Trade, April
2003
The Stalemate in Iraq and the Global Peace Movement, Focus on the Global South, 2
April 2003
22

Springtime in Baghdad, a report from Iraq as part of the Asian Peace Mission to Iraq
Focus on the Global South, 16 March 2003
The Road to Cancún: Towards a Movement Strategy for the WTO Ministerial in Cancún
Focus on the Global South, 25 February 2003
From Tokyo with Love, Focus on the Global South, 17 February 2003
The Reemergence of Balance-of-Power Politics, Focus on the Global South, 10 February
2003
World Social Forum: Coming Together of a Movement, The Daily Times (Pakistan), 22
January 2003
A Year in the Life of the World Social Forum Focus on Trade, January 2003
The Significance of the European Social Forum Focus on the Global South, 6 November
2002
Brazil on Treshold of New Era with Lula Victory Focus on Trade, October 2002
Unraveling of the Atlantic Alliance? Focus on Trade, September 2002
East Asia's Future. Strategic Economic Cooperation or Marginalization Asia Europe
Crosspoints, TNI, September 2002
A Global Conjuncture. The Multiple Crises of Global Capitalism Frontline, 31 August
2002
Johannesburg Junction Red Pepper, September 2002
Capitalist Crisis and Corporate Crime Focus on Trade, July 2002
Revolution and Counterrevolution in Venezuela Focus on Trade, July 2002
Washington: Triumphant or Overextended? Focus on Trade, May 2002
The Oxfam Debate: From Controversy to Common Strategy Focus on Trade, May 2002
America's War in the Philippines Frontline, 27 April 2002
What's Wrong with the Oxfam Campaign? Focus on Trade, April 2002
Controversial Report Poisons Board-Management Relations at ADB Focus on Trade,
April 2002
Soros on Global Governance Reform: Interesting but Disappointing Business World
(Philippines), 25 April 2002
Inspection Report on Samut Prakarn Shakes Asian Development Bank The Bangkok
Post, 26 March 2002
23

A "Second Front" in the Philippines The Nation, 18 March 2002
Porto Alegre Social Summit sets Stage for Counteroffensive against Globalization Focus
on Trade, January 2002
The Twin Debacles of Globalization Focus on the Global South, January 2002
In the Eyes of the World Yes! Winter 2001/2002
The American Way of War Focus on the Global South, December 2001
The Meaning of Doha Focus on the Global South, December 2001
Dispatch From Doha The Nation, 14 November 2001
Report from Doha Focus on Trade, November 2001
How to Lose a War Focus on Trade, October 2001
" Endless War?" Focus on the Global South, 18 September 2001
" Creative Destruction". Next Phase of the Global Economy? Focus on Trade, August
2001
Genoa and the Multiple Crises of Globalisation, Focus on Trade, July 2001
All Roads Lead to Genoa, Red Pepper, July 2001
Global Capitalism: Multilateral System in Crisis, Business World, 5 June 2001
Honolulu Face-off: Civil Society 1, Asian Development Bank 0, Focus on Trade, May
2001
Will Japanese Tourists fly into Pearl Harbor II?, Focus on The Global South, 9 May 2001
The May 1st Riot: Birth of Peronism Philippine-style?, Focus on the Philippines, 7 May
2001
Needed: A Moratorium on Trade Liberalization, Guerilla Information Network, 4 April
2001
The Global Conjuncture: Characteristics and Challenges, Focus on Trade, March 2001
WTO Tries to Subvert Developing Countries' Resistance to New Trade Talks, The
Bangkok Post, 27 March 2001
Developing States Resist Calls for New Trade Talks, Bangkok Post, 27 March 2001
The Power Crisis and a Paradigm Crisis Frontline, 17 March 2001
The Missing Dimension in Kim Dae Jung's Sunshine Policy, Bangkok Post, 15 March
2001
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When Davos Meets Porto Alegre: A Memoir, Business World, 1 February 2001
2000: The Year of Global Protests against Globalization, Focus on Trade, January 2001
Washington's Political Transition threatens Bretton Woods Twins, Focus on Trade,
January 2001
The Shakedown State: The Mafia as Government in The Philippines, Frontline, 6 January
2001
The Prague Castle Debate: A Few Questions for Mr. Wolfensohn and Mr. Kohler Focus
on Trade, October 2000
The Association of Southeast Nations: A Preliminary Autopsy Focus on Trade, August
2000
" Blowback" A Critical Review of an Academic Defector's Guide to America's Asia
Policy Focus on Security, 13 June 2000
Dangerous Liaisons: Progressives, the Right, and the Anti-China Trade Campaign (With
Anuradha Mittal), Institute for Development Policy/Food First, May 2000
Civil Society as Global Actor: Promises and Pitfalls Hangyore Shimun, May 2000
Regional Currency Swap Arrangement: A Step Towards Asian Monetary Fund? Focus on
Trade, May 2000
Washington Protests Demoralize IMF and World Bank Focus on Trade, April 2000
ADB 2000: Senior Officials and Internal Documents Paint Institution in Confusion Focus
on Trade, April 2000
Philippine Power Scandal Illustrates Flaws in ADB's Privatisation Strategy Focus on
Trade, April 2000
Meltzer Report on Bretton Woods Twins Focus on Trade, April 2000
Washington and the Demise of the 'Third Wave' of Democratisation Business World, 23
March 2000
Euro-American Rivalry Poses Challenge to Asia and Developing World Focus on Trade,
March 2000
UNCTAD X: An Opportunity Lost? Focus on Trade, February 2000
DAVOS: Global Conspiracy or Capitalist Circus? Focus on Trade, February 2000
All Change Far Eastern Economic Review, 27 January 2000
UNCTAD: Time to Lead, Time to Challenge the WTO Focus on Trade, January 2000
Debacle in Seattle. A Blow-by-Blow Account Business World, 6 December 1999
25

Jurassic Fund: Should Developing Countries Push to Decommission the IMF? Far
Eastern Economic Review (expanded version), December 1999
What Next for Asia and WTO? Far Eastern Economic Review, December 1999
Why Reform of the WTO is the wrong agenda Focus on Trade, December 1999
NGOs Take on WTO in the Battle of Seattle Business World, 22 November 1999
Is Structural Adjustment Approach Really and Truly Dead? Business World, 28
November 1999
with Marissa de Guzman From APEC to Ashes Focus on Trade, September 1999
Yellow and Black Business World (Manila), 16 August 1999
Power, Timidity, and Irresponsibility in Global Finance Focus on Trade, August 1999
Deconstructing Larry:
What the New Man at Treasury Has in Store for Asia Business World (Manila), 26 July
1999
Asia, Asian Farmers and the WTO Focus on Trade, July 1999
The WTO's Big Losers Far Eastern Economic Review, 24 June 1999
Architectural Blueprints, Development Models and Political Strategies Focus on Trade,
April 1999
Governments Begin to Stake out Positions as New Negotiations on Agriculture Approach
Focus on Trade, January 1999
Rethinking Asia - What sank Asia? Focus on Trade, January 1999
Time to Give APEC a Well-Deserved Burial Focus on Trade, November-December 1998
The Malaysian Enigma Focus on Trade, November-December 1998
Asian Financial Crisis: The Movie Focus on Trade, November-December 1998
What is the IMF's Agenda for Asia? Focus on Trade, 27 January 1998
The End of the Asian Miracle. What should a program of radical reform - not free-trade
nostrums - look like? The Nation, 12-19 January 1998
Korea: Travails of the Classic Tiger Economy Focus on Trade, December 1997
with Shea Cunningham The World Bank and the IMF North-South View, July 1994
Key Speeches
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Aside from speeches delivered in over 300 conferences and seminars, the following are
the key speeches delivered on the receipt of major awards or on special occasions in
the last few years:
“The Global Crisis of Legitimacy of Liberal Democracy,” Annual Killam Lecture,
Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Oct. 18, 2005
“Beyond Corporate-Driven Globalization,” Acceptance Speech, Honorary Doctorate in
Sociology,” Panteion University of the Social Sciences, Athens, Greece, May 23, 2005
“Empire and Resistance Today,” Acceptance Speech, Chancellor’s Distinguished Fellow
Award, University of California at Irvine, June 30, 2004
“The Future in the Balance,” Acceptance Speech, Right Livelihood Award Ceremonies,
Stockholm, Sweden, Dec 8, 2003
“Towards a New System ot Global Economic Governance,” Acceptance Speech, Suh
Sang Dong Prize Ceremonies, Taegu, Korea, Feb. 21, 2001
Testimony on the International Monetary Fund, before the Banking Oversight
Subcommittee, banking and Financial Services Committee, US House of
Representatives, Washington, DC, April 21, 1998
Selected Other Speeches (compiled by Transnational Institute)
“The Tragedy of Contemporary Democracy in the South,” Speech at the Meeting of
Democracy Promoting Organizations, Stockholm, Sweden, Sept. 2005
The US, the Palestine Question and the Global Conjuncture excerpts of a speech
delivered at Peace in Palestine Conference, Putrajaya International Convention Center,
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, March 28-30, 2005
Iraq, the US, and the Challenges to the Global Peace Movement Speech on the occasion
of the Global Protest against the War in Iraq, Vancouver, Canada, 18 March 2005.
Desperate Martians Now Wooing Venusians Focus on the Global South, 2 March 2005
Beirut 2004: A Milestone in the Global Struggle against Injustice and War Beirut
International Assembly of Anti-war and Anti-Globalisation Movements, 17 September
2004
Big Pharma: Part of the Problem or Part of the Solution XV International AIDS
Conference, Bangkok, July 14, 2004
Empire and Resistance Today University of California, Irvine, 8 June 2004
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The Future in the Balance Right Livelihood Award, Swedish Parliament, Stockholm, 8
December 2003
The Crisis of the Globalist Project & the New Economics of George W. Bush Focus on
the Global South, 10 July 2003
Multilateral Punishment. The Philippines in the WTO, 1995-2003 [PDF], Stop the New
Round Coalition/Focus on the Global South, 20 June 2003. (Summary)
The Stalemate in the WTO and the Crisis of the Globalist Project. Update on the World
Trade Organization and Global Trends TNI Fellows' Meeting, 16 May 2003 - Spanish
version
The Blood of Innocents and Our Liberation. An Asian Testament Rally Seoul, 14
December 2002
Coming: a Rerun of the 1930s? International Council of the World Social Forum,
Bangkok, 13-15 August 2002
Opening Statement and Preliminary Findings International Peace Mission Visit to
Basilan and Zamboanga. Press Conference, 27 March 2002
Learning from Doha Transactions 2001, Ottawa, Canada, 17 November 2001
The Conglomerate Threat to Critical Journalism Asia Press Forum, Seoul, 17 September
2001
Crisis of Legitimacy. The Revolt Against Corporate-Driven Globalization Boston
Research Center for the 21st Century, 2 February 2001
From Seattle to Seoul. The Struggle for a Deglobalized World ASEM 2000 People's
Forum, People's Action and Solidarity Challenging Globalisation, Seoul, Korea, 17-21
October 2000
"From Melbourne to Prague. The Struggle for a Deglobalized World" Talk against the
World Economic Forum (Davos) in Melbourne, Australia, 6-10 September 2000
Davos 2000
Has Asia Really Rebounded? Focus on Trade, No. 45, February 2000
Taming the Tigers. The IMF and the Asian Crisis CAFOD/Focus on the Global South,
March 1998 [PDF document]
Addicted to Capital: The Ten-year High and Present-day Withdrawal Trauma of
Southeast Asia's Economies Issues and Letters, September-December 1997
Asia-Europe Relations in the Light of the Southeast Asian Financial Crisis TNI ASEM
Seminar, 31 October 1997
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"Overview of Current Economic, Strategic and Political Developments in Southeast Asia
and South Asia", Paper originally prepared for the Hivos Partner Consultation,
Trivandrum, Kerala, India, September 1-3, 1997. Published as Focus Files 1/97, October
1997
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