{"article":{"id":78665,"heading":"New! Indepth Report on WTO now online","author":"AAC","created":"2003-08-24 10:57:55","modified":"2003-08-26 13:36:13","last_modified":"Tue, 26 Aug 2003 20:36:13","article":"

We at ASEJ\/ACERCA are happy to announce that we have just printed...

Neoliberal Globalization: Cancun and Beyond. An

In-Depth Report on the World Trade Organization

Published July, 2003, 24 pages.

...that was written by Aziz Choudry and provides an

in-depth analysis of the WTO and what's in store in

\"Cancun and Beyond\" as well as highlighting its

relationships to militarization, regional free trade

agreements, megaprojects (PPP) and more.

We are hoping that other solidarity organizations will

place orders in bulk and help to distribute this

organizing tool leading up to Cancun and Miami.

It's now available as a downloadable pdf file from

http:\/\/www.asej.org<\/a>

*INDIVIDUAL ORDERS

$3 each (which includes postage).

*BULK ORDERS

10- 49= $2.50 each (includes postage)

50 or more= $2.00 each (includes postage)

For more information:

Please email Lauren at acerca@sover.net<\/a> or call

802-863-0571.

To place an order:

1.Please send a check\/ money order (made out to ASEJ)

and your name and address to:

OR

2. Send credit card info (name on card, card number,

expiration date, and billing address) to:

ASEJ\/WTO GP Order

PO Box 57

Burlington, VT, 05402



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