Globalization, Labor and Local Impact

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<B> Globalization opponents prepare to protest World Economic Forum</b></font><br>
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<B> Fears about food safety and globalization nourish protests</b></font><br>
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<B>Does Globalization Help The Poor?</b></font><br>
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<B>IWW MEDIA</B> interviewed Chance Martin, Kevin Danaher, Willie Ratcliff and Anuradha Mittal on the issues of poverty and globalization. Below you can listen to their remarks. <P>
<B>Chance Martin</b>, SF Coalition on Homelessness, his full remarks are here, he discusses the relationship of business on homelessness and how privitization and profiteering destoys the inner city: Part1,
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<b>Kevin Danaher</b>, of Global Exchange discusses globalization mostly from an international perspective. He also draws in examples on how globalization has adversely affected Americans. Part1,
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<B>Anuradha Mittal</b>, of Food First, discusses the impact of privitization and industrial agriculture on world hunger and access to food. Part1,
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<B>Willie Ratcliff</b>, of Bayview Press, discusses the local impact of corporate globalization on the predominantly african american neighbourhoods of San Francisco and how local people are pushed out for corporate profits.
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