The Battle of Seattle - Contents

- Introduction
- Globalize This : Table of Contents (with links)

Globalize This! - The Battle Against the World Trade Organization and Corporate Rule

Edited by Kevin Danaher and Roger Burbach (Monroe, Maine, Common Courage Press, 2000, 218 pages)

Contents

Introduction:
- People Making History (p.7-11)

Section One: What Happened In Seattle and What Does It Mean?

Chapter 1:
- Paul Hawken: Skeleton Women Visits Seattle (p.14-34)

Chapter 2:
- Starhawk: How We Really Shut Down the WTO (p.35-40)

Chapter 3:
- Luis Hernandez Navarro: The Revolt of the Globalized (p.41-43)

Chapter 4:
- Ken Butigan: We Traveled to Seattle: A Pilgrimage of Transformation (p.44-47)

Chapter 5:
- Martin Khor: Seattle Debacle: Revolt of the Developing Nations (p.48-52)

Chapter 6:
- Susan George [1]: Fixing or Nixing the WTO (p.53-58)

Chapter 7:
- Seth Ackerman: Prattle in Seattle: Media Coverage Misrepresented the Protest (p.59-66)

Chapter 8:
- Medea Benjamin: The Debate Over Tactics (p.67-72) [This contribution was not found on the Internet, Nov. 2014].

Section Two: Dealing with Diversity

Chapter 9:
- Elizabeth (Betita) Martinez: Where Was the Color in Seattle? (p.74-81)

Chapter 10:
- Manning Marable: Seattle and Beyond: Making the Connection in the 21st Century (p.82-84)

Chapter 11:
- Indigenous Peoples’ Caucus: Indigenous Peoples’ Seattle Declaration (p.85-91)

Chapter 12:
- Unity Statement of Philippine Social Movements, Labor Groups, People’Organizations and NGOs (p.92-96) [This contribution was not found on the Internet, Nov 2014].

Section Three: The Case Against the WTO

Chapter 13:
- Juliette Beck & Kevin Danaher: Top Ten Reasons to Oppose the WTO (p.98-102)

Chapter 14:
- Walden Bello: Reforming the WTO Is the Wrong Agenda (p.103-119)

Chapter 15:
- Vandana Shiva: Spinning a New Mythology: the WTO as Protector of the Poor (p.120-123) [This contribution was not found on the Internet, Nov 2014].

Chapter 16:
- David Bacon: Will a Social Clause in Trade Agreements Advance International Solidarity? (p124-128)

Chapter 17:
- Environmental Research Foundation: The WTO Turns Back the Enviromental Clock (p.129-134)

Chapter 18:
- Peter Rosset: A New Food Movement Comes of Age in Seattle (p.135-140). [This contribution was not found on the Internet, nov. 2014].

Section Four: Ways to Restructure the Global Economy

Chapter 19:
- William Greider: It’s Time to Go on the Offensive. Here’s How (p.143-157) [This contribution was not found on the Internet, nov.2014].

Chapter 20:
- Steven Shrybman: Trade Now, Pay Later (p.158-162)

Chapter 21:
- Walden Bello: UNCTAD: Time to Lead, Time to Challenge the WTO (p.163-174)

Chapter 22:
- Robin Round: Time for a Tobin Tax (p.175-181)

Chapter 23:
- Tony Clarke: Rewriting the Rules for Global Investment (p.182-187)

Chapter 24:
- Deborah James: Fair Trade, Not Free Trade (p.188-194)

Chapter 25:
- Kevin Danaher: Why and How to Pressure the World Bank (p.195-202) [This contribution was not found on the Internet, Nov. 2014].

Chapter 26:
- Deborah James: Conclusion: Ten Ways to Democratize the Global Economy (p.203-208)