Anti-globalization

Anti-globalization is a term most commonly used to describe the political stance of the grouping of social movements which are prominent in protests against global trade agreements and the negative consequences for the poor, for the environment and for peace which they claim follow from them. Participants in these movements often reject the term "anti-globalization", preferring to describe themselves as the Global Justice Movement, the Movement of Movements, the alter-globalization movement or the Anti-corporate Movement.

External links

• The Scorecard on Development: 25 Years of Diminished Progress (CEPR)
• About Globalization
• Anti-Capitalist Convergence-DC
• Canadian Security Intelligence Service Assessment (CSIS)
• Center for Economic and Policy Research
• Civilocracy Equality and Democracy in Global Democracy
• Focus on the Global South
• The Free Trade Area of the Americas
• FTAA Resistance
• Global Exchange
• Globalise Resistance
• GreeNet
• Independent Media Center
• Infoshop.org — Anarchist news and info resource
• International Forum on Globalization
• International Monetary Fund
• Landless Workers' Movement
• Mobilization for Global Justice
• Nodo50
• Our World Is Not For Sale
• Peoples' Global Action
• Resistance 2004
• Retrobettys: Anti-Globalisation, Anti-McDonald's restaurant chain from Australia
• ROAD Collective Ontario Anarchist Resource
• Stop FTAA
• United for Peace and Justice
• World Bank Group
• World Economic Forum
• World Social Forum 2004
• World Trade Organization
• Labour and Social Justice Election Initiative Germany
• ZNet global economics site
• GoneWithTheWorld — Globalization's impact on the workforce, especially white-collar work.
• Volkz.Net — Free music videos (Socially involved)
• The Dark Side of Globalization
• Anti-Globalization - A Spreading Phenomenom
• Economic Globalization and the Environment