The Women’s Movement and the struggle for land in Zimbabwe por Chingarande, Sunungurai

“…Prior 1998, the involvement of women’s organizations and other civic groups in land issues was limited and marginal. During this time the women’s movement devoted its time and effort to welfare and development projects in communal areas. …”
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Public external debt bargaining por Cantamutto, Francisco J.

“…The systematic increase in debt services can make countries to become illiquid from time to time, forcing to go into default and renegotiate. …”
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Summary of the political implications of my research por Madaha, Rasel

“…Tanzania and so are Tanzanians know that the current neoliberal development model is not in position to foster moral, spiritual, ethical and civil values embedded in national unity, social cohesion, peace and stability. This is the time for Tanzania to importune for another viable and sustainable development approach. …”
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The Chinese Education Movement in Malaysia por Ang, Ming Chee

“…Sociological, economic, and demographic changes of the Chinese community along with domestic political struggles revolving around the ethnic question have influenced the fluctuation of movement trajectory over time. The movement has sustained its activities and received moral and material support from the Chinese communities, despite persistent constraints by the government, scarcity of resources and lack of support from others Malaysian population. …”
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Protected areas versus areas occupied by productive activities and infrastructure in Brazil – is there room for everybody? por Drummond, José Augusto

“…The text argues that there has existed and will continue to exist for much time enough geographical space and related natural resources in the Brazilian national territory to accommodate the expansion of five sets of uses and activities: (i) rural productive activities, (ii) infra-structure installations, (iii) protected areas, and (iv) indigenous homelands and (v) maroon homelands. …”
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South – South cooperation towards a fairer trade system: The G – 20 and the agricultural negotiations under the WTO por Mutti, María Victoria

“…In fact, while the great powers spend millions of dollars, euro and yens to subsidy directly or indirectly producers and exporters, they established, at the same time, a great variety of protectionist measures to restrict or exclude the imports from Third World Countries (Petras, 2002:33).…”
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