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POLITICAL ECONOMY OF GLOBALISATION resources:
The DOHA
negotiations: What is really at stake? By Gigi Francisco.
Presented at the FES/WTO Asia Regional Dialogue on "WTO at
the Cross-Roads - Experiences and Expectation around the Doha
Agenda", Singapore, 30 - 31 October, 2006
Globalisation, Poverty
Reduction and the Future of UNDP, a paper presented
by Gigi Francisco at the UNDP/Civil Society Dialogue, Geneva (2000)
Gender
Dimensions and Dynamics in International Lobbying on Trade and
Development, by Gigi Francisco, DAWN Informs
1/2000
UNCTAD
X NGO Caucus report by Gigi Francisco, DAWN Informs
1/2000
Re-Cast Politics, CSO’s
Tell UNDP, a report by Gigi Francisco of the UNDP/UNFPA
Executive Board annual meeting, Geneva (2000)
The
Asian Crisis: Globalisation and Patriarchy in Symbiosis, a paper by Gigi Francisco and Gita Sen, for Social
Watch 2000 and DAWN Informs 1/2000
From
Global Negotiators to Global Regulators: which way economic globalisation?
briefing on the Financial Stability Forum by
Gigi Francisco (May 2000)
De Tina a Temba: Les debats de DAWN Afrique sur les cadres
alternatifs de developpement Actes de la Reunion Regionale
de DAWN Afrique, Dakar DAWN (1999) 73pp US$5
Free Trade, or Fair Trade:
DAWN Discussion Paper on the WTO Mariama
Williams, DAWN (1999) (DAWN Informs 3/99)
Comercio Libre o Comercio Justo Spanish
translation of DAWN Discussion Paper on the WTO. Mariama Williams,
REPEM/DAWN (1999)
Globalisation: In Search of Alternatives, a DAWN Africa
Manual Natasha Primo and Viviene Taylor, SADEP, University
of Cape Town (1999) 45pp US$10
Los Desafios de la Globalizacion (Spanish translation, UvA Development Lecture 1997)
Gita Sen, Montevideo, REPEM (1998)
Globalization in the 21st century, challenges for civil
society, UvA Development Lecture 1997, Gita Sen, University
of Amsterdam (1997) 32pp - available from the University of Amsterdam
From ‘There is No Alternative’ to ‘There
Must be an Alternative’: The DAWN Africa Debates on Alternative
Development Frameworks Report of the DAWN Regional Meeting,
November 1994, Dakar, Senegal DAWN (1997) 63pp US$5
Markers on the Way: The DAWN Debates on Alternative Development
DAWN (1995) 46pp US$5
Alternatives Vol.II: Women’s Visions and Movements
DAWN (1991) unavailable
Alternatives Vol.I: The Energy and Food Crisis in Relation
to Women DAWN (1991) unavailable
Mujer y Crisis: Respuestas ante la Recesion
DAWN (1990) out of print
Development, Crises and Alternative Visions: Third World
Women’s Perspectives Gita Sen and Caren Grown,
Monthly Review Press, New York (1987) 116pp US$10
SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS resources:
Policy, Politics and women's reproductive health - A study
of health sector reform, maternal mortality and abortion in
selected countries of the South
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Argentina,
Bolivia,
Caribbean,
Ghana,
Mexico,
Nigeria,
Philippines,
Uruguay
and
Global
Report. Coordinated by
Sonia Corrêa, DAWN Research Coordinator for
Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. The four Latin
America reports are in Spanish.
Reproductive Health Care in Cross River State of Nigeria:
A comparative Research Project Sponsored by DAWN. Coordinated by
Bene E. Madunagu with N. S. Olaniran. A DAWN Publication 2005
Reproductive Health Politics, Health Sector Reforms and
Religious Conservatism in the Philippines (1964 - 2004). By
Lalaine P. Viado. Forwarded by Sonia Correa. Afterword by Carolina
Ruiz-Austria
World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination,
Xenophobia and Related Intolerance NGO Forum. Papers
from DAWN Panel on Umarking Bodies, Durban, 20 August 2001:
Sexuality and HIV/AIDS Issues
in Africa. Cesnabmihilo
Dorothy Aken'Ova
Overcoming Race Divisions
To Maximise our Agency:
The Caribbean Women's Movement. Keturah Cecilia Babb
The Marked Body.
Cecilia Millan
Weighing up Cairo: Evidence from women of the South,
a collection of case studies on ICPD implementation in selected
countries in the South compiled by Sonia Correa
(2000).
Beijing+5
Negotiations: Serious Risks and Disturbing Repetitions,
DAWN Informs 1/2000
Gender
Justice and Economic Justice, reflections on the
5-year reviews of the UN conferences of the 1990's, a paper prepared
for UNIFEM by Gita Sen and Sonia Côrrea , DAWN Informs
1/2000
As Usual, Words
and Interests, a commentary on the draft Political
Declaration: Beijing+5 Women 2000 Gender Equality, Development
and Peace for the 21st Century, by Sonia Côrrea (2000).
Implementing ICPD: Moving Forward in the Eye of the Storm,
Sonia Côrrea, DAWN (1999) 36pp US$5
Linkages between Reproductive Health, Population, Environment
and Development, paper produced by DAWN for the NGO Forum's
Official Report at the Cairo+5 meeting in The Hague, February
1999. Published as "Linking Reproductive Health to Primary
Health Care in the Context of Health Sector Reform", Women's
Health Journal 1/99
Cairo+5: Moving Forward in the Eye of the Storm, Sonia
Correa and Gita Sen, Social Watch No.3 1999, pp81-86
Population and Reproductive Rights: Feminist Voices from
the South Sonia Côrrea and Rebecca Reichman, Zed
Press, London (1994) 135pp US$15
POLITICAL RESTRUCTURING AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION
resources:
Marketisation of Governance 30-minute video
by WAYANG, DAWN (2000) US$20
Marketisation of
Governance: Critical Feminist Perspectives from the South Viviene Taylor, SADEP/DAWN (2000) 171pp US$10
Battling
the Brackets, report from the WSSD+5 Intersessional
by Gigi Francisco, Mehlika Hoodbhoy, Anita Nayar and Fatima Pandy
(May 2000)
About women’s powers and wisdom, Debates
on Political Restructuring and Social Transformation. English
translation of the Report of the Latin America Workshop, Rio de
Janeiro October 1999 DAWN (2000) 139pp US$10
De Poderes y Saberes – Debates sobre Reestructura
Politica y Transformacion Social Report of the Latin
America Workshop on Political Restructuring and Social Transformation,
Rio de Janeiro October 1999 DAWN (2000) 149pp
US$10
Des Lézardes dans l’Édifice,
Perspectives de Critiques Féministes Africaines sur les
Femmes et l’Art de Gouverner. French translation of
the Report on the Africa Regional Research Meeting, Cape Town
29-30 November 1999 edited by Viviene Taylor with Anne Mager and
Paula Cardosa, SADEP/DAWN (2000) 72pp US$5
Cracks in the Edifice: Critical African Feminist Perspectives
on Women and Governance Report on the Africa Regional
Research Meeting on Political Restructuring and Social Transformation,
Cape Town 29-30 November 1999 edited by Viviene
Taylor with Anne Mager and Paula Cardosa, SADEP/DAWN (2000) 62pp
US$5
Signposts
to the Summit: Towards WSSD+5 DAWN
South Asia, South East Asia and Pacific Workshop on Political
Restructuring and Social Transformation Report, October 8-11 1999,
Chiang Mai, Thailand DAWN (2000) 52pp US$5
Reestructura Politica y Transformacion Social DAWN/REPEM,
Uruguay, (1999) 173pp US$10
Beyond the Malestream: Feminist Perspectives on Political
Restructuring and Social Transformation
Report of the South Asia Regional Workshop, 29-31 August
1998, Bangalore, India DAWN (1998) 75pp US$5
Challenging the Given: DAWN’s Perspectives on Social
Development CIPAF, Dominican Republic (1995) unavailable
Is a more feminine world possible?
by Cândido Grzybowski, Sociologist, Director of IBASE, February
2002
Beyond the Theory-Practice-Activism
Divide`Tensions in Activism: navigating in global spaces at
the intersections of state/civil society & gender/economic
Justice 'Workshop on Gender & Globalisation in Asia and the
Pacific: Feminist Revisions of the International, Claire Slatter,
General Co-ordinator, DAWN, November 2001. Background on the development
of DAWN.
Local Realities
and Global Action: Women Responding to Globalization. Presentation
Sponsored by Development Studies, Women's Studies and The Coady
International Institute, St.Francis Xavier University, Antigonish.
Peggy Antrobus. (17 September 2001)
Environment and Development: Grass Roots Women’s
Perspective, DAWN platform document for the UN Conference
on Environment and Development, by Rosina Wiltshire, DAWN (1992)
25pp US$5
Linking gender justice
and economic justice through democracy: keynote address
to the Social Watch Assembly, Rome, 27 November 2000. Yvonne Underhill-Sem
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