With its new Globalization In Focus webpage, FPIF will provide close coverage of the issues facing these embattled institutions, while also looking at the agendas and strategies of the citizens movements themselves.

Obstacles and Opportunities for Antiglobalization/Global Justice Movement
Four leading FPIF analysts and advocates working with citizen campaigns to counter corporate-led globalization discuss the state of the movement assessing the setbacks and pointing to new opportunities. FPIF encourages readers to evaluate their assessments.
Future of Global Justice Movement
Presentations by Thea Lee, Alejandro Bendana, Kristin Dawkins, and John Cavanagh.

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Thabo Mbeki's New Partnership for Africa's Development
Breaking or Shining the Chains of Global Apartheid?
By Patrick Bond
March 2002

The Argentina Crisis as Coup de Grace
By David Felix
September 2001

Strategy and Self-Activity in the Global Justice Movements
By Patrick Bond
August 2001

Bonn and Genoa: A Tale of Two Cities and Two Movements
By Tom Athanasiou and Paul Baer
August 2001

The Anti-Corporate Globalization Movement: Where Foreign Policy and Organizing Meet
By Alec Dubro
August 2001

Why We Must Open the Meetings of the IMF and World Bank Boards: The Case of User Fees on Primary Healthcare in Tanzania
By Robert Naiman
June 2001

Bringing the War Home: Right Wing Think Tank Turns Wrath on NGOs
Jim Lobe (June 13, 2003)

Debt, Africa and Global Economic Governance: Very Little from Evian
By Aldo Caliari (June 2, 2003)

Leading a Hollow Hegemon?
By Jim Lobe (June 2, 2003)

Global Showdown in Evian
By Mark Engler (May 29, 2003)