Alejandro Kirk, IPS: How do you see the WSF’s World Day of Action. How effective can it be?" Walden Bello: I think…
Last month’s conference on climate change in Bali, Indonesia, brought the North-South fault line in climate politics into sharp relief. While U.S.…
Walden Bello, interviewed at the United Nations climate change conference in Bali, December 2007.
(25 December 2007)The gap between the urgent threat of global warming and the collective will to do something about it has never been greater.…
The single-minded focus on getting Washington on board at the UN climate conference in Bali resulted in the lack of firm targets…
Naomi Klein’s The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism is very impressive indeed. This is, however, not immediately evident, a sense…
The developing world’s stance towards the question of the environment has often been equated with the pugnacious comments of former Malaysian Prime…
“[World] Bank researchers have…done extremely visible work on globalization, on aid effectiveness, and on growth and poverty. In many ways, they have…
Ten years after the Asian financial cataclysm of 1997, the economies of the Western Pacific Rim are growing, though not at the…
Ten years after the Asian financial cataclysm of 1997, the economies of the Western Pacific Rim are growing, though not at the…
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