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Tropical Rainforests and Agroforests under Global Change: Ecological and Socio-economic Valuations (Environmental Science and Engineering / Environmental Science)
Global Climate Change: The Science, Economics, and Politics (New Horizons in Environmental Economics)
Corruption and the Global Economy by Institute for International Economics (U. S.), 1997-06-01
International Economics: Global Markets and International Competition by Henry Thompson, 2001-02-15
Global Antitrust Law and Economics by Einer R. Elhauge, Damien Geradin, 2007-02-09
Global Banking (Economics & Finance) by Roy C. Smith, Ingo Walter, 2003-03-27
A Global Green New Deal: Rethinking the Economic Recovery by Edward B. Barbier, 2010-06-07
The Global Cybercrime Industry: Economic, Institutional and Strategic Perspectives by Nir Kshetri, 2010-05-19
American Universities in a Global Market (National Bureau of Economic Research Conference Report)
Global Shift, Second Edition: The Internationalization of Economic Activity by Peter Dicken, 1992-02-01
Contesting Global Governance: Multilateral Economic Institutions and Global Social Movements (Cambridge Studies in International Relations) by Robert O'Brien, Anne Marie Goetz, et all 2000-04-28
The Keynes Solution: The Path to Global Economic Prosperity by Paul Davidson, 2009-09-01
Business Solutions for the Global Poor: Creating Social and Economic Value
The New Economic Diplomacy (Global Finance) by Nicholas Bayne and Stephen Woolcock, 2007-10-26

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Saskia Sassen
Leading theorist of globalisation and its impact on cities. Professor Sassen is Professor of Sociology at the University of Chicago and Centennial Visiting professor at the London School of economics. She is author of many publications on the subject of globalization. Books The global CityLondon, New York, Tokyo , Cities in a World Economy , globalization and Its Discontents.
http://www.law.uchicago.edu/faculty/sassen/

Extractions: Courses and Seminars Saskia Sassen is the Ralph Lewis Professor of Sociology at the University of Chicago, and Centennial Visiting Professor at the London School of Economics. She is currently completing her forthcoming book Denationalization : Economy and Polity in a Global Digital Age (Princeton University Press 2003) based on her five year project on governance and accountability in a global economy. Her most recent books are Guests and Aliens (New York: New Press 1999) and her edited book Global Networks/Linked Cities (New York and London: Routledge 2002). The Global City is out in a new fully updated edition in 2001. Her books have been translated into ten languages. She is co-director of the Economy Section of the Global Chicago Project, a Member of the National Academy of Sciences Panel on Urban Data Sets, a Member of the Council of Foreign Relations, and Chair of the newly formed Information Technology, International Cooperation and Global Security Committee of the SSRC. Top of Page uchicago sm 1998-99 The University of Chicago Law School 1111 E. 60th St., Chicago, IL 60637
Untitled Document
A holistic discussion of 9/11, business travel, management consulting, growingup, humour, tribalism, God, coincidence, synchronicity, serendipity, Karma, religious theology, global politics, cultural slavery, economics, politics, terrorism, interconnection and peace.
http://www.complexman.com/
Heralding ICT Enabled Knowledge Societies
Provides a twoway global perspective on knowledge and the information rich-poor. By Vikas Nath, Inlaks Scholar, London School of economics.
http://members.tripod.com/knownetwork/articles/heralding.htm

Extractions: April 2000 The info-technological revolution, led by advances in information and communication technology, is re-structuring the global social economic equations - shifting from income divide to knowledge divide. The revolution on one hand is spearheading the growth of knowledge societies in developed countries and has aroused much interest among civil society, markets and the agents of change. On the other hand, more than 850 million people in developing countries are excluded from a wide range of information and knowledge. The poor in developing countries remain much isolated - economically, socially and culturally from the burgeoning information and progress in the arts, science and technology. Little is known about the barriers to evolution and growth of knowledge societies in developing countries inspite of advancements in the use of information and communication technologies and the issue needs to better understood to enable developing countries to leapfrog ahead. We stand at the dawn of the new millennium. The millennium ushers with it a world of greater inter-connectivity, accelerating flow of data, and shrinking time and national boundaries. The force fueling this rapid transformation of isolated islands to inter-connected superhighways is Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Over 300 million people are now wired in around the globe and around one billion will be online by 2005. Rapidly falling costs of communications and computing and the extraordinary penetration and accessibility of World Wide Web is turning the world into a global village.
Wilfrid Lautier University School Of Business And Economics
The School of Business and economics develops leaders with skills in management and economics for a rapidly changing and complex global environment. It seeks to advance knowledge and practices in these fields by supporting both theoretical and applied research.
http://www.wlu.ca/~wwwsbe/
Green Parties Of North America
Based upon Ten Key Values Social Justice, CommunityBased economics, Nonviolence, Decentralisation, Future Focus / Sustainability, Feminism, Personal and global Responsibility, Respect for Diversity, Grassroots Democracy, and Ecological Wisdom.
http://www.greens.org/na.html
SEA News
Australian newsletter for social and bioeconomic research on sustainability and economics in agriculture. Contents of past issues, and online articles.
http://crcnet.vivid.global.net.au/newsletter/SEA/
Welcome To COGEN Europe
Extensive information about cogeneration (simultaneous production of heat and electricity) what it is, how it works, economics, European legislation, barriers to broader implementation, facts and figures about its use, and implications for global warming.
http://www.cogen.org/

Extractions: Latest news on COGEN Europe's activities and other relevant information Mission, structure, and activities of COGEN Europe International projects where COGEN Europe is involved COGEN Europe conferences and other events Download or order COGEN Europe publications This part of the webpage is reserved for COGEN Europe's members Links to cogeneration associations, suppliers and EU documents
Sustainability Institute
A thinkdo tank dedicated to sustainable resource use, economics, and community. Providing information, analysis, and practical demonstrations that can foster transitions to sustainable systems at all levels of society, from local to global.
http://www.sustainer.org/
Morgan Stanley
Stephen Roach is a Managing Director and Chief Economist. He has overallresponsibility for the firm s global economics and strategy functions.
http://www.morganstanley.com/gef/team.html

Extractions: Economic Analysis Strategically located in five major financial centers around the world, Morgan Stanley's team of global economists is dedicated to being the pre-eminent provider of economic research to the global financial community. Drawing from our focus on thematically driven macroeconomic research, we are constantly striving to keep our clients apprised of market-moving insights. We produce a wide range of printed and electronic products that are disseminated exclusively to the Firm's clients. The Global Economic Forum is designed to provide a daily update on the ongoing dialogue among our far-flung team. We hope you find it helpful as a vehicle that takes you into the inner sanctum of the rapidly changing global financial markets. As always, we welcome your feedback Sincerely, Stephen S. Roach is Morgan Stanley's Chief Economist and Director of Global Economic Analysis. His research has focused on the U.S. economy, with a recent emphasis on productivity, information technology, and service sector restructuring. He has been with the Firm since 1982 and previously served on the staff of the Federal Reserve Board and the Brookings Institution . He has a Ph.D. in economics from New York University THE AMERICAS
Aubrey Herbert's Economic Education
A Contemporary Look at Art, economics, Culture, Political Malfeasance, and global Affairs.
http://aubreyherbert.blogspot.com
Asia Times - Global Economy
The Asia News Hub providing the latest news and analysis regarding global economics,events and trends in business and politics throughout Asia with links to
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Global_Economy.html

Extractions: More than four years after Y2K, many companies, particularly in Asia, are again replacing their PCs and archaic operating systems in an effort to build up their information infrastructure and meet new challenges in globalization. Add to this a surge in global demand plus strong economic growth patterns, and the PC industry appears to be on the upswing. - Tony Sitathan (Jun 8, '04)
Orfalea College Of Business @ California Polytechnic State University, San Luis
Fully accredited business degrees in Accounting, economics, Finance, global Strategy and Law, Industrial Technology, MIS, Management, Marketing plus MBA. Located in San Luis Obispo, CA.
http://www.cob.calpoly.edu

Extractions: The Orfalea College of Business utilizes an iframe (i.e., an internal frame) to display news and announcements. Unfortunately, the version of your browser does not support frames. For future compatability, please download the most recent version of: Internet Explorer 5-6 or We appoligize for the inconvience. OCOB The Web
Asia Times: US Dollar Hegemony Has Got To Go
global Economy US dollar hegemony has got to go By Henry CK Liu There is an economicstextbookmyth that foreign-exchange rates are determined by supply and
http://www.atimes.com/global-econ/DD11Dj01.html

Extractions: The current international finance architecture is based on the US dollar as the dominant reserve currency, which now accounts for 68 percent of global currency reserves, up from 51 percent a decade ago. Yet in 2000, the US share of global exports (US$781.1 billon out of a world total of $6.2 trillion) was only 12.3 percent and its share of global imports ($1.257 trillion out of a world total of $6.65 trillion) was 18.9 percent. World merchandise exports per capita amounted to $1,094 in 2000, while 30 percent of the world's population lived on less than $1 a day, about one-third of per capita export value. Ever since 1971, when US president Richard Nixon took the dollar off the gold standard (at $35 per ounce) that had been agreed to at the Bretton Woods Conference at the end of World War II, the dollar has been a global monetary instrument that the United States, and only the United States, can produce by fiat. The dollar, now a fiat currency, is at a 16-year trade-weighted high despite record US current-account deficits and the status of the US as the leading debtor nation. The US national debt as of April 4 was $6.021 trillion against a gross domestic product (GDP) of $9 trillion.
Earth System Science Center
Brings together the Departments of Geosciences, Meteorology, Geography, and Energy, Environmental, and Mineral economics to search for links between the Earth's physical processes and past and future global change.
http://www.essc.psu.edu/
AIESEC DUKE HOME PAGE
AIESEC is an international notfor-profit, non-political, student-managed educational association. It is comprised of students and recent graduates of institutions of higher education who are interested in economics and management on a global scale.
http://www.duke.edu/aiesec/

Extractions: O UR M ISSION: AIESEC, the largest student organization in the world, has been increasing international understanvding and cooperation since 1948. By developing professional and management skills in its members and by providing a select core of leadership potential to business. O UR S COPE: AIESEC operates on 820 academic institutions in 85 countries. Our global student network of more than members maintains partnerships with more than 25,000 corporations, international organizations, governments and alumni. O UR P RODUCT: AIESEC provides companies with highly qualified, cost-effective
GLOBAL BUSINESS & ECONOMICS REVIEW
global BUSINESS economics REVIEW.
http://www.besiweb.com/GBER.html

Extractions: E-mail: dkan@besiweb.com Manuscripts submitted to the Review must be original contributions and should not be under consideration for any other publication at the same time. The reviewing is based on the anonymity of the author(s) and the confidentiality of reviewers' and editors' reports. Authorship should be identified only on a removable cover page. Manuscripts should, normally, not exceed 12 single-spaced pages (Font: Times, Size: 10) inclusive of graphs, tables, endnotes/footnotes and references. Detailed Format Instructions will be attached to the acceptance for publication letter. ISSN: 1097-4954
The Cotton Industry
Thoemmes Press excerpts from a book on the development of the British cotton textile industry, and its growth into one of the most important global trades. Author Stanley Chapman.
http://www.thoemmes.com/economics/cotton_intro.htm

Extractions: Introduction The cotton industry has been widely recognized as the 'leading sector' in the industrialization of several of the world's major economies, and more particularly of Great Britain, the country that first experienced an 'industrial revolution'. Its importance was recognized and widely discussed from the early years of the factory system in spinning and so became the subject of a large literature ranging from pamphlets, journal articles and ephemera through to works of encyclopaedic comprehension and permanent value. The present collection of nine volumes is intended to represent the best of the publications that have stood the test of time. The phrase 'as far as possible' is used to acknowledge the fact that, despite the huge bibliography on cotton, there are several important areas of the subject on which little has been written, or what has been published is inadequate in one way or another. And of course, even the 'classics' of the subject have their limitations and of themselves take no account of more recent research. This introduction will therefore serve to indicate some gaps in our knowledge that remain, and some of the points at which the volumes reproduced need to be updated to offer more rounded understanding. These few remarks will be complimented by a short bibliography and some references for further reading at the end of this Introduction.
Www.internationaleconomics.net: Business & Finance
Back to top. global Finance. Dr. Ed Yardeni s economics Network Ed Yardeniis a highly influential financial economist based at Deutsche Bank.
http://www.internationaleconomics.net/bizfinance.html

Extractions: These are international business and finance-related links which on the whole provide work on multinational firms, international business practices, financial data and financial information. Academic links exist, but this section has been restricted to primarily industry research and analysis, especially those of international investment corporations. Armchair Economist
Food And Resource Economics (FRE) Group UBC
Undergraduate programs in global resource systems, and food, nutrition, and health; graduate programs in applied resource economics and food market analysis.
http://www.agsci.ubc.ca/fre/

Extractions: HOME PROGRAMS FACULTY RESEARCH ... GRAD STUDENTS The Food and Resource Economics (FRE) group (formerly Agricultural Economics) uses rigorous tools of economic analysis to examine applied problems in the general area of food markets (e.g., trade and regulated markets, food demand analysis, food safety and biotechnology) and the economics of renewable resources and the environment (e.g.,trade and the environment, valuation of natural resource amenities). The recent appointment of Timothy Beatty as a Tier II Canada Research Chair in Food Market Analysis, and simultaneous creation of a data analysis lab (through Canada Foundation for Innovation funding), has resulted in a particular strength in empirical analysis within this group. The strength and unique nature of our program stems from cross-campus collaborations. Faculty of Agricultural Sciences : Our graduate programs are interdisciplinary in nature. Professors and students work in close collaborations with colleagues in other graduate programs within the Faculty. These include: Animal Science, Food Science, Human Nutrition, Landscape Architecture, Plant Science and Soil Science.
Global Connections . Economics | PBS
resources like water and oil, protracted armed conflicts and the resultant high militaryspending, rapid urbanization, and incorporation into a global economy.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/globalconnections/mideast/themes/economics/

Extractions: In Egypt, merchant ships sit tied up along the shore as they wait to complete their transit of the Suez Canal. DOD, Defense Visual Information Center, March Air Force Base, CA National economies throughout the Middle East struggled in the 19th and 20th centuries to develop their natural and human resources, to modernize their societies, and to raise their standards of living. They have made significant, hard-won progress on many fronts (like broad-based education), and some countries are blessed with abundant natural resources (oil, natural gas, phosphates, and other minerals, for example). In general, however, Middle Eastern economies have faced significant obstacles to successful development. One major obstacle has been Western efforts to control the region's resources. Other challenges include rapidly increasing populations, uneven distribution of resources like water and oil, protracted armed conflicts and the resultant high military spending, rapid urbanization, and incorporation into a global economy. How has the Middle East tried to deal with these challenges?

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