Foreign Policy In Focus | Global Governance Index


	GLOBAL GOVERNANCE In Focus:

	Special Reports Is Argentina the Coup de Grace of the IMF's Flawed Policy Mission? David Felix (November 2001) Global Economic Governance: Strategic Crossroads Tom Barry (September 2001) Challenges and Conundrums of a New Global Affairs Agenda Tom Barry (February 2000) U.S. Leadership in the Global Economy John Cavanagh (November 1999) Repairing the Global Financial Architecture: Painting over Cracks vs. Strengthening the Foundations David Felix (September 1999) What's This Organization? Tom Barry with Julie Schneider				In Focus Policy Briefs G8: Failing Model of Global Governance Tom Barry (July 2002) G8 and Global Governance Tom Barry (July 2001) Greening the Bretton Woods Institutions Andrea Durbin and Carol Welch (September 2000, updated September 2001) IMF: Reform, Downsize, or Abolish Sarah Anderson (September 2000) UN Peacekeeping: An Uncertain Future Michael Renner (September 2000) G8/G7 and Global Governance Tom Barry (July 2000) Structural Adjustment Programs & Poverty Reduction Strategy Carol Welch (April 2000, updated September 2001) The IMF & Good Governance Carol Welch (April 2000, updated September 2001) IMF: Case of a Dead Theory Walking David Felix (April 2000) Multilateral Debt Burden Soren Ambrose (March 2000) The Global Sustainable Development Resolution Jeremy Brecher and Brendan Smith (April 1999) World Bank’s Environmental Reform Agenda Frances Seymour and Navroz K. Dubash (March 1999) Intellectual Property Rights and the Privatization of Life Kristin Dawkins (January 1999) World Bank’s Private Sector Agenda Andrea Durbin (December 1998) WTO and Developing Countries Aileen Kwa (November 1998) The IMF and Good Governance Carol Welch (October 1998) The World Bank Catherine Caufield (October 1998, updated September 2001) IMF Bailouts and Global Financial Flows David Felix (April 1998) International Criminal Court Joe Stork (April 1998) Structural Adjustment Programs Carol Welch and Jason Oringer (April 1998) Investment Funds Janice C. Shields (August 1997) Multilateral Agreement on Investment Mark Vallianatos (July 1998) International Cooperation Overview Tom Barry and John Cavanagh (March 1997) U.S.-UN Relations Phyllis Bennis (December 1996) Peacekeeping and the United Nations Michael Renner (December 1996) International Financial Institutions Erik Leaver (November 1996) Confronting the Multilateral Debt Burden Soren Ambrose (November 1996)
	Outside the U.S. Commentary Australia's Unseemly Grovel to a Worrying Ally James Dunn (August 5, 2002) Antiglobalization Movement: Obstacles and Opportunities Alejandro Bendaña (January 30, 2002) WTO Doha Ministerial: "We Take Over" Devinder Sharma (November 27, 2001) Migration Talks Must Tie in to Trade Relationship or They Will Fall Short Carlos A. Heredia (July 2001) En lugar del ALCA, por qué no un ALPA? Miguel Longo (May 2001) Brasil fuera del ALCA Emir Sader (May 2001)
	Global Affairs Commentary The Need for UN Police Don Kraus (June 5, 2003) The New Age of Disarmament Wars Ian Williams (February 20, 2003) Lawyers Statement on UN Resolution 1441 on Iraq (December 5, 2002) A War Avoided? Don Kraus and Mark Epstein (November 8, 2002) Slouching Toward Johannesburg: U.S. is a Long Way from Sustainability John C. Dernbach (July 26, 2002) Bulletin from Bali: What Are We Going to Do About the United States? Eric Mann (July 15, 2002) Unilateralist Path Scored as Self-Defeating Jim Lobe (July 2, 2002) America's Global Leadership Measured by International Law Don Kraus (June 17, 2002) Watch Out Kofi Annan: Washington's New Witch Hunt Ian Williams (June 7, 2002) Rightwing Ideology and U.S. Military Global Reach Stand Against Criminal Court Jim Lobe and Tom Barry (May 7, 2002) The U.S. Hit List at the United Nations By Ian Williams (April 30, 2002) A Return to Interventionism Tom Barry (March 11, 2002) Networking Civil Society in Barcelona Martha Honey (March 11, 2002) Economic Debacle In Argentina: The IMF Strikes Again Arthur MacEwan (January 2, 2002) After the Fall: The Argentine Crisis and Possible Repercussions David Felix (December 26, 2001) Fast Track Passage Won't Defeat the "Seattle Coalition" Sarah Anderson and John Cavanagh (December 11, 2001) The UN and the United States in Afghanistan Ian Williams (November 30, 2001) Investment Rules After Doha: A Time to Sow? Lyuba Zarsky (November 29, 2001) Doha Dreams? John Gershman (November 19, 2001) Developing Countries, Global Financial Governance, and the Group of Twenty Gerry Helleiner (November 9, 2001) Africa and the World Trade Organization: The Issues in Brief William Minter (November 7, 2001) WTO Set to Crash and Burn at Doha John Gershman (November 5, 2001) The IMF and Argentina's Spiraling Crisis Arthur MacEwan (September 2001) U.S. Policy on the UN Conference Wrong Stephen Zunes (August 2001 Palestine in Durban: Sideshow or Main Event? Kim Fellner (August 2001) Making a Statement in Durban Salih Booker (August 2001) Who's the Rogue State Now? Phyllis Bennis (August 2001) The U.S. as Global Outcast: Growing Anti-Americanism Stephen Zunes (July 2001) Justice for Some: The Geopolitical Reality of Impunity Stephen Zunes (July 2001) Why We Must Open the Meetings of the IMF and World Bank Boards: T he Case of User Fees on Primary Healthcare in Tanzania Robert Naiman (June 2001) U.S. Arrogance on Display in UN Human Rights Commission Flap Stephen Zunes (May 2001) Beating About the Bush Ian Williams (December 2000)