Fragile sustenance

LIFE ON THE EDGE: SUSTAINING AGRICULTURE AND COMMUNITY RESOURCES IN FRAGILE ENVIRONMENTS·N S Jodha· Oxford University Press· …

Higher agency helps small farmers reap globalisation benefits: Study

A new study examined how flow of goods, resources and people in global market facilitated farmers’ livelihoods 

Globalisation and Development Studies

A much-needed reader

Gandhi's Challenge to Modern Science

Do Globalise

Fences and Windows: Dispatches from the Front Lines of the Globalization Debate Author: Naomi Klein Editor: Debra Ann Levy Leftword Books October 2002

It began 500 years ago

To end poverty, you have to know how it began—Diaz

The end of art

...as 'they' know it. Documenta 11 diffuses the boundary between politics and aesthetics

Damp squib

Attempts to disrupt the annual meetings of the IMF and World Bank failed

'Capital lies with a few, power with the masses'

Only one of the 350 newspapers started as a cooperative venture after Independence survived government's attempts to shut them down. The newspeper'…

Balancing trade wars

Livelihood opportunities should take precedence in global trade talks as it is more about employment than anything else right now

The road to the great regression

In the 21st century, counter reactions to globalisation have been taking radically different forms

Fruits of globalisation have gone only to few at the top

We need to rewrite the rules of economy to ensure that ordinary citizens benefit

Cities in a Globalizing World: Global report on Human Settlement 2001

Precariously employed

Women face the brunt of globalisation and trade

Shelf life

The Lives of Ants by Laurent Keller and Elisabeth Gordon,Oxford University Press, USA, $28

COVID-19: ‘Pandemics are the spillovers of globalisation’

To harvest the benefits of globalisation, one has to manage the risks. The answer is not deglobalisation.

Look back at the decade: Youth unrest

What explains the restlessness that marked the second decade of the new Millenium.

Get ready for post-globalisation era

India's trade negotiators have to fight hard to protect national interests

To live with the market

Review of the book The corporation that changed the world

Don't fry the planet

Book review: Jungle Capitalists

Book>> Jungle Capitalists by Peter Chapman Canongate Books, Edinburg

No screen presence

STEMming brain drain in COVID-19 era  

Brain drain is likely to re-emerge as an important conflict of interest between source and recipient countries